While I know this is not PKI related, I can`t help but post a link to this site because these models are so cool. The site contains LEGO recreations of amusement park rides. One of the rides, the Skylab, is a replica of the one that used to reside at Kings Island. The one I first saw, was the Flying Bobs. The model looks very similar to the one that is located at Coney Island. The site also has a Tilt a Whirl, which is also located at Coney Island. The cool thing about some of these models is that they actually operate!

That would be hard to do, I think.

All I can say is wow. That person know how to use his legos.

Nothing beats the lego horse and cowboy...

I wonder if someone could make a fully operational coaster out of only LEGO's.

That would be pretty hard to do - you'd have to layer the "track" with something smooth (as Legos aren't that). It would sure look cool, though. I'd like to see someone make a scale-model of Millennium Force...now THAT would be impressive!!!

How about a Lego-version of Drop Zone...anyone up for a challenge?

And when I was a kid, I thought building a lego house was really cool. Truthfully, that was one toy that I definitely got my money's worth from. I liked them because you had to use your imagination. These models are too cool.

How do you plan something like that? Does lego have some unknown 800 number you call and tell them you need 10,000 white bricks for a project, or just buy a lot of kits from toys r us?

You can order individual lego's from them on wholesale for any colors/specific ones youd need. lol

Thats crazy! I use to make stuff with Knex when i was younger! I use to love building all these coasters in my room.