NFLWeird But True

Man Builds Super Bowl Stadium Replica Out Of 30,000 Legos

by Dan Fogarty | 11:34 am, February 2nd, 2012

This man is a supervillain. His name is “The Tinkerer.” He is planning to take over the Super Bowl, possibly destroy it, like in that Dark Knight trailer.

That is the best explanation I have for spending three years building a replica of Lucas Oil Stadium using 30,000 Legos. But whatever makes you happy, dude.

Photos via Sports Illustrated’s Andy Gray, HMDCB, Indianapolis Star.

http://profile.yahoo.com/KUSYM55B4QM3JTEC6BXJHEFXJI Brian A

Today the Super Bowl, tomorrow the World! How did you know?
Anonymous

Is this… The Tinkerer?
http://profile.yahoo.com/YWLVMTMMFMFAGG4VLBI4YMUS5Y BigBadIkeOneRifandoMiVidaLoca!

Wow…that’s pretty cool.
Chris

Can anyone say “LOSER”!!!!
Larry

I find it ironic that people who spend their whole lives watching games are making fun of a guy who spent 3 years (and has a real job I am sure) building a lego masterpiece.
Daniel

Dan Fogerty is a straight dlckhead. How they let you write is beyond me. You got an a$$kicking on the way
Jmtf40

Pretty harsh criticism there little man. I know hot girls who love legos!
Jmtf40

Pretty harsh criticism there little man. I know hot girls who love legos!
TGeorge

This is pretty badass actually.
Brickworld Bryan

Awww Chris, are you jealous?

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