We're not sure why anyone would take this much time to build a working model of a V8 out of Legos, but who cares, it's cool anyway. See the video after the jump to watch it run.
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redliner says:
07:23 AM, 08/31/09
He has WAYYY to much time on his hands. Props for the high level of detail... even a dipstick!
carguy622 says:
08:21 AM, 08/31/09
Cool! Legos and Engines = WIN
good_2_go says:
08:47 AM, 08/31/09
I always thought the plural of Lego was Lego (like deer or moose).
stephen987 says:
09:03 AM, 08/31/09
Excellent--now show me a working Lego six-speed manual.
estreka says:
10:16 AM, 08/31/09
Too much time on his hands? This is precisely the reason why I got into Lego as a kid.
greenpony says:
10:18 AM, 08/31/09
+10
mrbacon says:
12:44 PM, 08/31/09
I also believe the plural of Lego is Lego.
ergsum says:
05:31 PM, 08/31/09
It must be a Ford Modular V8. Small block?
good_2_go says:
06:20 AM, 09/ 1/09
Bravo ergsum!
thejohnp says:
10:23 AM, 09/ 1/09
Wonder what the mpg of this engine is?
stradovinski13 says:
08:17 PM, 09/ 1/09
Maybe that's the product of those green jobs Obama has been promising