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David Pescovitz at 2:27 pm Thu, Jul 5, 2012

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Street artist MEGX converted an unused overpass in Wuppertal, Germany into a LEGO bridge. LEGO-Brücke (via Colossal)

David Pescovitz is Boing Boing's co-editor/managing partner. He's also a research director at Institute for the Future. On Instagram, he's @pesco.

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  • B Timothy Creel

    Very cool, but as a Jalopnik fan I was looking at the cars passing underneath. Before I saw that it was Germany all I could think was “Definitely not the midwest – Where are all the SUVs and pick-ups?”

    It always amazes me to see people driving reasonable vehicles that are the right size and do their job efficiently. It just doesn’t happen around here much. My Fiesta and I are the freaks on the road.

    • http://www.facebook.com/pilotlars Lars Bruchmann

      Not to  mention traffic lights AHEAD of intersection, on rigid polls, not strung over on wires, dangling in the wind. Traffic signs on each signal to let drivers know what to do if the light fails… oh and there are very nice and useful lines on the roads too.

      • B Timothy Creel

         Lines and signs we have no shortage of in my neighborhood. What I REALLY wish we had was good public transport so I wouldn’t have to own a car. I live only a few  miles from my workplace, but there are no sidewalks. Walking in the road is a bad idea, and biking around here is pretty much a suicidal proposition.

  • Jake0748

    Is there a giant minifig troll that goes under there?

    • David Pescovitz

      That would be a fantastic addition!

  • dcorbett

    Can someone please explain the fascination with Legos?  

    I suppose if I have to ask, I won’t get it?  Correct?

    • Ipo

       If you have to ask, you grew up without them. 
      Sad. 

      • dcorbett

        Sad?  Sad???

        Watch it, buddy!  I had lincoln logs!!!!

        :-)

        • Antinous / Moderator

          I had 100 acres of forest behind the house.

          • jimh

            Wow, all I had was some crappy Legos.
            And… scene.

  • jimh

    Wow, this is great. It would make my day to encounter this on my way to work!

  • dcorbett

    oops!

  • Rudy Belova

    It’s a gay bridge!
     We must boycott bridges everywhere!!!

    /s

    • http://www.facebook.com/csismeiro Carlos Sismeiro

      All bridges are gay, real men jump over (and the rest of the world skips in joy).

      Actually I think such decoration projects make the boring concrete structures much friendlier and easier to live with. 

  • Pixelmatsch

    My old home on boingboing, lovely! <3