LEGO® Physics—A Whole New LEGO® Idea

Recently Lego Ideas user kleinraum42 created an ingenious new set which seems like it should’ve been thought up by LEGO® a long time ago—LEGO® Physics. As you can see, LEGO® Physics contains an arsenal of LEGO® dominoes (cleverly made from 4×2 plates covered with 2×2 tiles), balls (from various basketball and soccer sets), and various contraptions. In short, LEGO® Physics is rather like a customizable LEGO® Rube Goldberg machine that teaches physics. Absolute genius.   As far as we know, nothing like this has ever been seen anywhere in the universe of LEGO®, which is strange, as LEGO® Physics seems very much like a set professional LEGO® people would come up with (considering it’s educational purpose). kleinraum45 seems to have struck a gold mine. The idea of is just incredible—a LEGO® marble run! Why didn’t anybody think of that before? You’d think that some LEGO® entrepreneur guy would’ve said, “Hey, why don’t we teach kids physics using LEGO® bricks?” Or even, “Hey, why don’t we make a LEGO® marble run?” But nobody did. Until kleinraum42 posted his amazing set on Lego Ideas. Truly, this is a set you will not want to miss. The all-famous Research Institute set of which you all probably know was about science. LEGO® Physics teaches science. Support LEGO® Physics now and bring an amazing new set to the shelves!