- Adam Woodworth is a fan of building faux-LEGO models that actually fly.
- His latest creation is a giant model of a LEGO helicopter, using foam rather than LEGO to allow it to fly.
- He also makes smaller flying models, like the classic podracers from Star Wars.
Adam Woodworth has a special hobby. While he describes himself as an "Airplane stuff doer and aspiring foam whisperer" on Instagram, in simpler terms, he makes cool models that fly.
His latest project is a giant version of an old LEGO helicopter model, which you can see flying around majestically on his YouTube channel:
If you think the rotor isn't spinning fast enough, that's because it's only for show and the model is not actually a helicopter but a quadcopter drone, with four smaller rotors attached to the landing set. In addition, to make it light enough to fly, the scale model is, in fact, actually built out of foam rather than LEGO.
But this isn't even Adam's first giant LEGO model; before the helicopter, he made a remote controlled LEGO airplane:
He also makes smaller flying models, like these classic podracers from Star Wars:
Who knows what's next in store - maybe a giant LEGO version of the Millennium Falcon!
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