Lego builds a full-size, driveable Bugatti

High-powered sports cars are toys for adults, and Lego are a fan favorite for kids.

Now those two have come together as one, with a full-sized sports car built largely out of Lego parts.

Lego made a full-size Bugatti Chiron from more than a million plastic Lego parts.

The electrically powered car took 13,000 hours to build and made its public debut Thursday.

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The build team assembled hundreds of types of Lego Technic elements.

The Lego Bugatti does include some non-Lego material, but no glue.

Unlike the real Bugatti's over 200 mph top speed, the Lego version tops out at about 12 miles per hour.

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