In Kladno we produce big models
for LEGOLAND parks and for LEGO markets.
There's a lot of different stuff we can do.
What people don't know is we have computer programs
where model builders see the layers.
There is not visible every single brick.
There is steel construction inside.
We are looking forward to the biggest project we've ever built.
It's secret. Nobody should know about the project.
This is going to be the biggest LEGO model ever built.
Even we can't believe this will be a reality.
We have a big team here. There is a designer, there is a technical developer,
there is team of model builders and mechanics.
The beginning of our process is design.
Then in technical development, it's about designing internal steel construction.
We have a lot of challenges in front of us.
We don't have much time for every single step.
There will be eight tons of bricks used.
So they have to produce the bricks for us for a couple weeks in Billund.
It's crazy.
Took me about nine months to complete it.
It's not just building, of course, it's research.
I had to find all the pictures for the model
and all the parts.
I wasn't sure until the end if it's going to work
and drive because of the weight,
but I was lucky with that.
If I win, then I will build it twice this size
and ride on it through the desert.
We challenged them to build model cities in LEGOs,
and these constructions arise out of
the children's search for solutions in the community in which they're living.
This is our community. Our space.
Every rotten thing that you can imagine is in these rivers.
It was our friend who had the idea to build a bridge
to show the difference in our society,
and it made us take a bigger view of things.
It's showing them that the power of change,
the power of an idea that begins small can sometimes have a large effect.
We are finally in New York.
We are really near to final stage.
And it's just a couple of weeks more, and that's it.
We are on schedule, but it's--
even just unpacking the pieces--
it's not like in five minutes. It takes like half a day.
It takes time. We need a couple of days for everything.
This first, it stays where it is.
Second, the engine. And then the rest of the wing.
There are still challenges in front of us
because we have only night until morning.
It's seven in the morning, and
it's done.