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Now I am probably one of the biggest Lego geeks ever (noting beats the toy you can make into anything) but I dare say, I have never attempted to live in them. But that isn't stopping Top Gear's James May from attempting the feat. Mr. May plans to build a two-story home, yes that's correct two-story, made entirely of Legos. And when we say entirely, we mean entirely.

Current building plans indicate that everything is to be made of Legos, if possible; the means pipes, supports, structure, etc. I'm not sure how plausible a Lego shower is going to be, but alright it's your house .

Last count indicates over three million bricks have been delivered to the build site, and Mr. May is calling for anyone who is willing to generously donate parts in the name of this endeavor. I would love to, except I wasted most of my best Lego parts on making a motherboard for a project. Anyways, best of luck in making your home James, just don't let any toddlers get their hands on the main supports.