Building the World's Largest LEGO Ferris Wheel

Tomas Kasparik, inspired by the London Eye, built the world's largest LEGO ferris wheel. The design process took months, but construction was completed in a couple of months. The ferris wheel, made of 40,000 parts, uses tension like a bicycle wheel to maintain stability. Tomas enjoys creating things that bring joy to children and has received amazed reactions from the public. Holding a Guinness World Record feels rewarding, and he advises others to start small to avoid overwhelming challenges. Tomas hints at future projects but keeps them secret for now.

What inspired Tomas Kasparik to build the world's largest LEGO ferris wheel?

• The Eiffel Tower

• The Great Wall of China

• The Statue of Liberty

• The London Eye

How many LEGO parts were used in the construction of the ferris wheel?

• 30,000 parts

• 20,000 parts

• 40,000 parts

• 10,000 parts

What is Tomas Kasparik's main motivation for building LEGO structures?

• To break records

• To win competitions

• To bring joy to children

• To sell them for profit

What was a common reaction from people who saw the LEGO ferris wheel?

• Indifference

• Disappointment

• Amazement

• Confusion

What advice does Tomas give to aspiring builders?

• Start with large projects

• Focus on aesthetics

• Begin with small projects

• Use expensive materials