✈️Building a Lego airport from scratch and adding various airport facilities.
🚧Simulating plane crashes in different locations such as an iceberg, a desert, a forest, and more.
🥪Creating additional features in the airport, including a pizza restaurant and a children's playground.
🛬Introducing different types of planes, from passenger jets to cargo planes.
💥Performing a final speed round of crash tests on all the planes.
How did you create the Lego airport?
—I started with a small town and gradually built the airport, adding a lobby, security checkpoint, gates, runway, and other essential features.
What materials did you use to construct the planes?
—I used Lego bricks and aviation-themed Lego sets to build the planes, making sure to add unique features and details to each.
What inspired you to simulate plane crashes?
—I wanted to test the durability of the Lego planes and see how they would withstand different crash scenarios. It adds an exciting element to the construction process.
Did any of the planes survive the crashes?
—Surprisingly, some of the planes managed to survive the crashes with minimal damage. Lego bricks are quite resilient!
What's next for your Lego airport?
—Now that the airport is complete, I plan to showcase it as a display piece and continue building new Lego structures and scenes to expand the Lego town.
00:00Introduction to the video: Building a massive Lego airport and testing plane crashes!
00:11Starting with a small town and the first airplane in the middle of nowhere.
00:43First crash landing on a giant iceberg in the Arctic Ocean.
01:58Building an official Lego airport with essential facilities like a lobby, security checkpoint, and gates.
02:24Introducing passenger planes with unique features like a first-class seating area.
03:21Simulating crashes in different locations: a desert, a forest, and more.
05:08Expanding the airport with a pizza restaurant and a children's playground.
06:12Adding cargo planes to transport goods to the Lego town.
06:20Final speed round of crash tests to see the durability of the Lego planes.
