LEGO Roman Colosseum | Museum of Science and Industry

Beyond the Brick's Joshua Hanlon talks with Adam Reed Tucker, the builder of a LEGO Roman Colosseum.
The Colosseum and other LEGO displays by Adam are on display at Brick by Brick in the Museum of Science and Industry through Feb. 2017. See more videos from the exhibit: goo.gl/VtzwtN
Fun facts about the LEGO Roman Colosseum:
More than 6 feet long
Design time: 120 hours
Build time: 75 hours
Number of bricks: 22,500
The real Roman Colosseum was built in 70-80 A.D. in honor of Titus, Emperor Vespasian's son. It's the largest amphitheater ever erected and could hold up to 80,000 people.
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[@vincentlim348]

Work of art !

[@rd4527]

thanks for sharing,,,we just returned home from the museum... we could not go in that room because we could not pay extra fee that we were unaware of....love the colosseum by the way

[@brickconnoisseur7604]

Awesome video 👍👍👍

[@fabf3512]

Incredible

[@arturrodrigues1345]

Cool will be using 2 Lego coliseum to make the coliseum complet as in Roman Imperial time.

[@legomocbuilder3211]

Looks great

[@3brickfriends]

beautiful. great explanation of the oval shape design.

[@ryanslegos]

Thanks

[@integralbricks7911]

i like lego

[@ryanslegos]

+ beyond the brick

[@vitocorleone8437]

Dislikes must be from Lego Colosseum designers lol

[@ryanslegos]

I’m the one that bought the colsseum off eBay just wondering if you and him can help me put it back together

[@BeyondtheBrick]

+Ryan Dewyke You would need to contact Adam Reed Tucker for information about his creation.

[@Nicolasa97angelo]

Where did you find it? I'm trying to get one myself

[@ryanslegos]

Contact me about the old model you made

[@khanan787]

hello

[@kinkilin561]

so hugeeeee but no figures