Lego Tower Collapse 2

The tower consists of 2398 two-by-four Lego bricks, 2 two-by-two bricks, and four 48x48 plates. In total, 2404 Lego pieces.

The tower was demolished for the 3rd time during this video (only the second intentional demolition).

The collapse is shown from two angles. The larger shot is rather low quality.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• lego
• building
• tower
• destruction
• collapse
• implosion
• demolition

[29Ottomatic]

do you design your towers to fall a certain way or something

[xavierenigma]

@29Ottomatic Yes

[jeffsandychelsea]

woah imagine trying to control-demo that in real life..... people killed in 4 random directions.... WHO WILL DIE?? lol o and how did u get that monster to stand on such an odd base? i cant see any straight down supports, its amazing it even got that high before collapsing

[xavierenigma]

Those horizontal and diagonal supports take the weight of the tower and push down and away from the center. The stress is on the pieces that hold the plates together.

Removing one of these pieces allows the plates to slide apart.

[MiGGoFin]

AHAHAHA THATS SO FUNNY (sarcastic)

[mechquestplayer]

legos don't break just disassemble there's a difference

[wweannoyingorange123]

String

[AlexAndBuddies1]

Looks like NASA's attemps to go to the moon

[meowmeowvt]

Oh good I thought I was the only one to notice the string:)

[MrThecomedyman]

GHOST



[6269352998]

If it's purpose, it's ok. If you wanna act like it wasn't your fault, the you missed it.

[resonar09]

there was a invisible string, cant you see it? At 18 seconds he pulls the string!

If you watch it over and over again, then you will see what I mean.

[S117ELITEmontages]

9/11

[SpilledCoffeeStudios]

*steals legos*

[MrSmasher350]

seriosly man how the hell did u make that

[SuperFreakingmonkey]

1 block destroy towwer