Felix Baumgartner's Jump Recreated with LEGO
Unfortunately, we doubt this little guy broke any records.
This past weekend, the world watched as Felix Baumartner jumped from 24 miles above the Earth's surface, free falling for over four minutes and breaking records for the highest skydive, the highest manned balloon flight, and the fastest free fall.
In light of Baumgartner's success, folks at Vienna’s ModelMaker Fair decided to recreate the whole thing on a 1:350 scale. They've included everything from balloon to dedicated ground crew. Check it out below:
You might have noticed that the LEGO minifig doesn't actually make it into near space. If that's what you were hoping to see, the video below shows two Canadian teenagers sending a LEGO minifig to Baumgartner heights.
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aoneone ..and then your big brother comes and BOOT stomps on all those legos to broken pieces!! muahahahha top that!!Reply