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The largest collection of LEGO sets in a private collection is 3,837, achieved by Frank Smoes from Melbourne, Australia.
The collection, which features in the #GWR2019 book, has at least 1.2 million individual bricks and pieces, and contains over 8,000 Lego MiniQigures. Frank was fascinated with LEGO from an early age. "In the late 1950s I was introduced to the interlocking bricks and a new adventure began. Now I could
connect the blocks in ways I had never experienced before and my imagination was the only limit. From ancient Egypt to the Moon, and human adventure could be simulated using LEGO."
Origami pro Liu Tong was heartbroken when he heard about the last surviving male northern white rhino - so he decided to create the world's largest origami rhinoceros
In 2015, Liu watched a news story about Sudan, the world’s only surviving male
northern white rhinoceros. recalls.
Following months of research and design, on 19 Apr 2017 Liu created a giant origami rhino in a shopping mall in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China. The largest origami rhinoceros measures 7.83 m (25.69 ft) long and 4.06 m (13.32 ft) high, and was achieved by THE MIXC and Liu Tong and features in the #GWR2019 book.