Earlier last week, we posted about Russian Gmail Art Video, now the Official Gmail Blog posted some more behind-the-scene information about the video.

We've seen people recreate the M from the Gmail logo out of dominoes and even sand, but until our colleagues in Google's Moscow office created this video, we're pretty sure no one had ever made a giant Gmail interface with:

• 162 meters of gray tape
• 45 lego pieces
• 32 sticks of plasticine
• 18 brushes
• 18 square meters of batten
• 12 cans of spray paint
• 10 liters of white paint
• 4 reams of paper
• 2 kilograms of millet porridge
• 1 printer
• 1 hair dryer
• 1 mop
• and 1 saw.

And the actual M at the end of the video? That's 3 sweaters, 3 balls, 3 pillows, 2 dumbbells, 2 pair of gloves, a set of child's plates, a hockey stick, a scarf, a paper folder, hats and slippers. All in red of course.

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