Ingenious Customization with Building Blocks: Record Attempt for a Spiral Tower Approximately 7.5 Meters High

Local hero Martin Enzenhöfer (Geniales Tuning) is set to draw amazed stares in Hall A2 with a spectacular record attempt: Two trains are set to climb synchronously up a spiral tower made of interlocking building blocks, which stands over seven and a half meters tall—with a target height of over eight meters—and features 56 levels.

The tower is flanked by other architectural masterpieces—including a monumental fortress city, Minas Tirith, from J.R.R. Tolkien’s *The Lord of the Rings*, made up of nearly 100,000 bricks, with its final modules being completed live before the audience’s eyes.

You can get a glimpse of the spiral tower from the previous record set in January 2024, which stood at 4.25 meters, in the following video on YouTube: