Lego Tensegrity spaceship

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A tensegrity build is a structure where the various pieces stick together based on tension, often in a way that seems impossible.

Here’s my Lego tensegrity spaceship. As you can see, it’s supported just by a couple of wires.

But you can see the tension much better in the following video:

You really see it floating.

Other builds

I’ve made this spaceship as one of the Lego Masters challenges: “Build a futuristic vehicle”.

Here are a couple of other builds I’ve made:

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