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December 20, 2013

A working LEGO car that It runs on air

by Larra Morris

The air-powered LEGO car looks like what our imagination saw when we played with our own LEGOs as kids. It’s also the coolest thing we’ve seen all day. Built from over half a million LEGO pieces, the car can reportedly reach speeds of 20-30 kph (12-18 mph), and its engine, which runs on air pressure, has 256 LEGO pistons.
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