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¿Question #3927?
ssmooth: What's the most complicated thing you've ever built?

ThroughTheDeckGlass: Physically built with my own 2 hands? Directed that it be built? Or had an idea that made it to paper?
ocdspectrum: Rebuilt an engine I took apart in shop class.
Pithagoras: A rocket that soared to 21k feet
puffinge: scale model of Tokyo using only marshmallows
aleo09: a shed.
Spirit of 70: A series of holding tanks and drainage pipes to allow my cirica 1800's house to drain the water from the modern washer into the ancient and tiny sewer feed without flooding my basement.
daveroswell: a wall around my psyche
Wabete: 58 Ford Pickup
kathleenryan: A mousetrap car that went 17 feet for a science class project is what I built all by myself. The most complicated thing I've ever built with help was our home in Massachusetts.
rseater: A lego clue board
Harkonnen13: An aluminum shed.
yoda31419: A compiler.
cadaverous: A desk.
Thegreatrob: a medival panarama completly out of mardi gras beads
Mundane: My kitchen
ufemism: my reputation
crumbb: Midwest Aerostar .45.
dsmeyer: an electrictrathon car that raced for one hour carring one person pwered by two car batteries.
tipigi: my kids, actually that was easy but they are complex.
DHEK: Nothing, really. I'm not much of builder. I'm assuming you're referring to stuff like masonry or carpentry, etc.
unixrevolution: From Scratch? My potato gun.
william_henshaw: ham radio
PsyJam: I once built a 1:72 of a battleship.. the thing was nuts. I like to build complicated model sets, but not really boats..
POvidiusNaso: A model.
Leo-T: a 3-stage rocket with an explosive payload
Beelzebub: Car engine
dkwd: So far, a proton pack.
Red Dragon: My first computer.
Nekura: Framing over my basement stairs and under the main floor landing
Cut & Space: Never really built anything
Dorque: Internet.
nexttothemoon: A taco with the works. Lettuce, cheese, tomatoes, taco sauce AND hamburger.
xlorp: Well, it had a grabber bit, and some high-tension wires attached to a leather harness, required a 220v power supply, and I've said too much already.
Colorado: myself
abeille_joyeuse: An altimeter for a rocket
Deeghter: A real helicopter!
jasta6: RC airplane and cars
confuse_a_cat: A trebuchet. Seriously.
billgoode: I built a tool shed once. Hanging the door on the frame was pretty challenging.
Felderin: My computer.
djlg: Software, but I'm currently building a house.
Akke: computer
Loquutus: no comment
fFish: An honours thesis.
dave45: Self assembly bed/storage unit for my daughter
noon: a compiler for a simple made-up programming language
scriptorum: Software.
dakarp: Well, I've folded some absurdly complicated origami models, but I don't know that that counts as building. Maybe the instrument I built for determining the magnetic susceptibility of a superconductor as a function of temperature, although I mainly modified an existing instrument to do that. Actually, the think that took the most work was this parallel clamp I machined in a machine shop class.
e.c.r.: shelving unit
skrutsch: I'm working on a K-nex air ball thingy.
Belash: a sandwich. but it was an amazing thing to see.
mrbeankc: a relationship
Lord_Prussian: Something with legos probably
chaddyboy_2000: A house.
MisterCranky: A wall of indecision and apathy.
jttm: A flying doghouse
matthew.marquand: Cherry Buffet/Huntboard with three dovetailed drawers
snoozefest: don't know
CDRodeffer: An experimental apparatus for my graduate work. The contraption included a heat cycling oven, strain and strain rate measurement devices, a data acquisition system, computer, self-balancing sample mounting devices and a timer.
skelebone: I've done some car work, but I hardly built the thing from scratch.
CortexBomb: I don't really build things
Spielfreak: A retaining wall on a hillside.