Mysterious 8,000 Piece Lego Box Confounds and Perplexes

[linkmastr001]

I WANT ONE.

too bad legos arent the most 'secure' thing in the world... hmm.... unless we add Duct Tape and Super Glue?

 

[Risingblade]

Just smash it open if you want to open it :3

 

[Baneat]

I want a PC case made in this style (not impossible to open, it just looks really good.

 

[Marsell]

My Mind is full of Win.

 

[BonsaiK]

Call me crazy but I see a security flaw in a locked box made out of lego bits.

 

[Snotnarok]

Hard to open? Give me five minutes with it and I'll have it open for ALLL to see....after I throw it out the window in frustration.

 

[BlackWidower]

The only thing he forgot were defense measures, like electric shocks or spikes, just in case a puzzle solver happens to decide that a hammer might get the job done more quickly.

You know, as I was reading this, I was thinking the exact same thing, that it wouldn't work as a very good security device when it can be defeated by a standard claw hammer.

 

[Sovereignty]

In the center of the box is a clock so you can see how much time you've wasted.

Lol... Too much free time. I mean I guess if he enjoyed it. But doesn't it sort of kill tomorrows task?

"Well I spent months putting together this Lego Coffee table... Now what?"

 

[e2density]

seems like a good place to hide a porn stash

AAAND THE INTERNET STRIKES AGAIN!

 

[Iskenator67]

A very interesting design. *Hides hammer behind back*

 

[Layzor]

Ooo, that's cool though I really want to smash it to bits.

 

[BlackStar42]

seems like a good place to hide a porn stash

Dammit, the first thing I thought of and ninja'd! Seriously though- just the right size for a USB stick.

 

[WildManBill]

That's pretty cool, I'd buy one.

 

[acsoundwave]

8,000 pieces?
that's nothing
James May built an entire house with 3 million

Wow. I googled it. That house is impressive, and Wilder's box is impressive.

I love Lego blocks (which I have called "Legos" from time to time).

 

[Endocrom]

I would consider buying the plans if he can legally sell them.

Also, there is no such thing as "a Lego", Lego is a brand, they sell blocks/bricks/pieces so neither lego nor legos is correct. Say "Lego pieces" if you must, but only in the first instance to establish context.

My offer still stands.

Hell, sell the plans to a company that can fabricate it out of something more hammerproof. Make sure you get some royalties before you sign anything though.