Lego Cybertruck From 3 to 1000 Parts | Comparison

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25 Video Views·Jul 29, 2026
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis video showcases a progression of LEGO Cybertruck models, demonstrating how the design evolves as the piece count increases. Starting from a minimal 3-piece build, the models gradually grow in size, detail, and functionality, culminating in a large, radio-controlled version consisting of 1,000 parts.
Hi! Let's take a look at the different sizes of LEGO Cybertrucks.
Three parts. So tiny. Only three.
Five parts. Looks like a slightly better version. Still way too small.
Six parts. Well, now it's thicker than the previous versions. I like it.
13 parts. Oh, it already looks like a real LEGO car, but it still can't drive.
18 parts. Still can't drive, but at least it has pieces that look like wheels.
24 parts. Now this is a proper Cybertruck. Wider than all the ones before.
46 parts. Finally, the car can drive.
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137 parts. What a huge jump. This car can drive and looks sturdy.
183 parts. Nothing unusual, but a LEGO minifigure can fit inside the car.
200 parts. A few minifigures can fit in here now,
but the most important thing is that there's a banana in the trunk.
250 parts. Now there's interior detail in the cabin and even a mini screen.
The trunk can also open.
300 parts. Oh, this Tesla has a joystick instead of a steering wheel and four seats.
And a big trunk too.
573 parts. Oh, and inside this Cybertruck,
there are some mechanisms. In this version, it's more squashed.
700 parts. Looks great. Inside this Tesla,
there's a small motor and it can be controlled by radio control.
1000 parts. This is a bigger version of the previous Cybertruck
and it's the largest model in our video.
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