Top Gear presenter James May has just built the world’s first full-size Lego house – including a working toilet, hot shower and a very uncomfortable bed – using 3.3million plastic bricks.

The house built with Legos we told you about three weeks ago is no more. The home in the Surrey Hills of southeast England, which James May ... Someone took a Lego version of May's cat Fusker ...

A two-storey Lego house built by 1,000 volunteers for BBC Two show Toy Stories is no more despite efforts to find a new owner to save it from demolition. The house, created by presenter James May at ...

The Lego house built by Top Gear presenter James May has been demolished. May built the house using 3.3million plastic bricks and it had a working toilet, hot shower and a 'very uncomfortable' bed.

Some of our readers will remember the full-sized Lego house that was made by Top Gear presenter James May, and around 1,000 helpers. This incredible structure, built entirely out of Lego bricks ...

Top Gear host James May has decided to build a two-story house ... England called (seriously) Dorking. The Lego house will feature a life-size staircase, shower, and flushing toilet.

What a shame. The LEGO house has been demolished just weeks after completion for James May’s other show, Toy Stories. (He’s known as Captain Slow on Top Gear, too) Legoland didn’t want it ...

Plus, it involves James May from Top Gear, a show we can all get behind (even if I don’t know a darn thing about cars!). Right, so architect Barnaby Gunning designed a real house out of Lego.

Anyone interested in taking part in the Lego house build, or who has Lego bricks to donate, should e-mail [email protected]. James May’s ambitious project is part of his television series ...

It looks like nobody wanted James May’s full-sized Lego house after all. Unfortunately, it was demolished yesterday, and the bricks used to build it will be donated to charity. Check out the ...

A Lego house built for Top Gear's James May has been knocked down after a deal to sell it fell through Credit: INS Workmen started breaking down the structure which consisted of 3.3 million Lego ...