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LEGO® Wonderland in Store at STEAM’s Great Western Brick Show

bySwindon 24
3 October 2017 • 2.47pm
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Swindon’s STEAM – Museum of the Great Western Railway will be turned into a LEGO®
wonderland this weekend.

LEGO wonderworld
LEGO wonderworld
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Show partners, the Brickish Association, work tirelessly in their spare time throughout the
year, to create unique large-scale models and massive themed landscapes using the
well-known toy bricks.

Most of the newly created giant models and displays are being kept under wraps for the
show, though the organisers are giving away a few hints about what’s in store.

Martin Long, President of the Brickish Association and co-organiser of the show said:
“This event attracts visitors from all over the UK and our aim is always to inspire children
and adult LEGO ® fans to get building themselves.

“With this in mind, the weekend is packed with amazing displays and special activities, to
get everyone involved.

“As seen on their Facebook page, the Bricks to the Past history group are back with an
epic new model of the Scottish Highlands, depicting a battle scene between the redcoats
and Jacobites.

“We can’t wait to share the stunning creations that our designers have produced for this
event – with many models on display for the very first time. As always, we can’t give
away too much about this year’s models but the show will be full of surprises!”

Cllr Garry Perkins, Swindon Borough Council’s Cabinet Member responsible for STEAM, said:“Celebrating the well-loved building bricks and the great World of Imagination, this show is a fantastic day out for all the family.

“There is so much to see and do. Visitors also get to enjoy the famous GWR locomotives and new 2017 exhibitions at STEAM – as the museum celebrates 90 years since No. 6000 King George V was built in Swindon.”

The weekend will also include a giant LEGO ® mosaic* that visitors can help build over the
weekend, a LEGO ® shop and market place and dramatic LEGO ® robot wars tournaments.

Energy levels can be topped up at both the Brick Café and STEAM’s Platform One Café
with freshly made hot and cold refreshments.

Doors open between 10.00 am and 5.00 pm on both days and tickets are available on
the day.

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