Look! World’s first Toyota Land Cruiser 300 made of Lego bricks in Dubai

It took 440,000 Lego pieces and 2,688 hours to make life size version of the SUV in Dubai

Published: November 18, 2021 18:53 Sony Thomas, Senior Editor

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It was just a few months ago that the Toyota Land Cruiser 300 was introduced to the Middle East market. Now, Al-Futtaim Toyota has unveiled a full-size Lego version of the flagship SUV. Image Credit: Supplied

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The project, commissioned by Al-Futtaim Toyota is one of the largest Lego models ever made by a Lego certified builder in the UAE, using more than 440,000 Lego pieces to make and weighing approximately 2,050 kg making it nearly identical to the real thing. Image Credit: Supplied

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The Lego version mirrors the car's dimensions, with both vehicles being 194.9 inches long and 74 inches tall. It took 12 team members 2,688 hours to develop and build the full-size Land Cruiser. Image Credit: Supplied

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“At Al-Futtaim Toyota we pride ourselves on always exceeding the expectations of our customers, whether this be in the form of our thrilling line-up of products or finding new and unique ways to get closer to them. We hope that our Lego Land Cruiser build will bring out the inner child in all of us as well as delight our loyal Land Cruiser and LEGO fans across the UAE,” said Andy Barratt, Managing Director Al-Futtaim Lexus and Al-Futtaim Toyota. Image Credit: Supplied

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The Lego Land Cruiser will be on display at the Dubai Mall until December 15 Image Credit: Supplied

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