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No,Adult | Adult Movies Online this model of a MacBook Air definitely did not have us fooled.

A Japanese student built a MacBook Air entirely from Legos -- and it's so convincing you'll do a double take.

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The student, who studies at the University of Tokyo, tweeted out his creation, which has now gone viral for obvious reasons.

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Here's a close up comparison of both laptops -- and in case you can't tell, it's the one on the left that's the dupe.

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"I thought it was real for a moment," said one of the many comments on Twitter.

"Please sell this at the Apple Store," another said.

"I saw the last picture first and I actually thought you had broken the screen of your laptop into half," one added.

According to the student's Twitter profile, he's also part of the University's Lego club, which has produced some pretty amazing items in the past.

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Now this is what we mean by Lego skills.

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