A team of LEGO aficionados, led by LEGO-certified master builder Duncan Titmarsh, have constructed a massive replica of the famous London landmark Tower Bridge -- and claimed the Guinness World Records title for the "largest LEGO sculpture (most bricks)" in the process.

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The impressive build contains exactly 5,805,846 individual LEGO pieces, beating the previous record holder -- a "Star Wars" X-wing Fighter -- by 470,646 bricks.

At 13-meters (42 and a half-feet) in height, the bridge is as high as a two-story house and was commissioned for the launch of the new Land Rover Discovery seven-seat SUV at an event that saw the British adventurer Bear Grylls abseil down the record-breaking structure.