No doubt you were impressed by the two-storey Lego house built by Top Gear’s James May and 1000 volunteers. Unfortunately, the pictures may be all that’s left unless they can find a buyer in the next 24 hours.

Initially Legoland planned to buy the house, but that deal fell through because it was deemed too expensive to move. Now Top Gear is reaching out to fans via their website in the hopes that someone, somewhere will be willing to pony up the £50,000 or AU$94,000 it will take to dismantle and rebuild the structure. Unfortunately, their Monday deadline seems to have already passed, and there is no word on whether or not a buyer was found. Their only hope is that Jesus Diaz will call in at the 11th hour. [Top Gear via BBC News]