Remember designer Tom Yoo's goal to turn his Lego sneaker renderings into the real thing? With around 700 supporters out of the 10,000 target, he's still got a ways to go before Lego will put it into production. Which is exactly why he's taken it upon himself to create one himself.
In the video below, you'll see Yoo transform 735 individual Lego pieces into a pair of "Bred" Air Jordan IVs. The process has been condensed into a minute-long clip, but it should give you a good idea of just how much effort and attention to detail went into this project.
Hopefully, Yoo's Lego Ideas concept will eventually make it to store shelves, but this will have to hold us over in the meantime.
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