Watch Rome's Circus Maximus Built in 2 Minutes!

Step back in time and witness the glory of Ancient Rome as I recreate the magnificent Circus Maximus using Kapla planks.
In this two-minute timelapse, you’ll see how each Kapla block helps reconstruct one of Rome's greatest architectural wonders - the massive chariot racing stadium known for its grandeur and capacity to host over 250,000 cheering spectators.
The Circus Maximus was the beating heart of Roman entertainment, a place where crowds gathered to watch thrilling chariot races and feel the thrill of competition. With its vast carceres (starting gates), long spina, and iconic pulvinar (the seating area reserved for the emperor), this arena was an engineering marvel. Today, we honor this history by rebuilding it in a unique way-using only Kapla wooden planks.
In this timelapse, you’ll see the precise process of laying each plank, capturing the scale and excitement of the original structure. The Circus Maximus wasn’t just a stadium; it was a symbol of Roman culture, showcasing the empire’s love for engineering, spectacle, and competition. My goal is to bring that historical wonder to life, one plank at a time.
Whether you're into timelapse construction, historical builds, or love creative projects with Kapla planks, this video is for you!
Stay until the end to see the full build take shape, and don’t forget to hit subscribe if you want to see more amazing Kapla reconstructions of iconic historical sites!

[@micajodomino]

Awesome build!

[@instantbuild]

@@micajodomino thanks mate 😊

[@aurel4283]

Hello you are very good and I love your video could you please create a lords of the rings kapla . I always do your creation in my home . Bye

[@marie-ameliebarnoud1989]

Super top. Je devine où tu as trouvé l idée 💡

[@instantbuild]

Those About to Die 👌😎

[@iwoodg8ski]

And they say Rome wasn’t built in a day…

[@instantbuild]

@iwoodg8ski Thanks to the timelapse it's a matter of minutes 👌