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A train that long also requires an even longer track to travel on, so he needed to create more than just that. After setting up railway tracks, Alexander started running his train.
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All 101 carriages were constructed in around 50 hours. He also needed to build a larger track since a train that lengthy needs a longer track.
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A group of ten individuals worked with Alexander to build the track and link all the carriages together on the day of the formal attempt.
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Being a Guinness World Records holder is very incredible and represents a major life accomplishment for Alexander. Though he doesn’t want to stop here, Alexander is already considering even more significant things to perform.
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A 14-year-old kid from New Zealand named Alexander Blong has beaten the previous world record of 69 carriages with 101 in a toy railway. Alexander has liked LEGO since he received his first set when he was four years old.
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He particularly enjoys creating his own works of art and bringing imaginary things to life.
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After viewing the Netflix series Snowpiercer, which also includes a sizable train, he was motivated to construct his world-record-breaking train. He was aware that creating it out of LEGO® would look fantastic and magnificent.
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He had to verify that the locomotive was capable of pulling all the cars. Alexander tested for almost a month before he was prepared to show the world that his train was worthy of the record.