Our hometown of Brisbane is set to host the global premiere of ‘The Brickman’ Ryan McNaught’s ‘Wonders of the World’ exhibition! Aussie brickie fans can explore a world of epic LEGO masterpieces, where some of mankind’s most amazing achievements from all over the globe come together in a world first, fully interactive experience.
Our boys were fortunate to meet Ryan last year and we had a great time exploring his LEGO creations which were nothing short of awesome! The exhibition is carefully prepared with kids in mind (no boring bits) and I was surprised by how many play zones and hands-on activities there were.
“The exhibition is super interactive with lots of activities for LEGO fanatics to get involved in. Brickies will have the chance to build a statue of themself next to the mighty Statue of David and they can also help me build some LEGO cars for the traffic jam around the Arc de Triomphe. There’s so many hands-on things to get involved with – hopefully all the budding builders in Brisbane are up for the
challenge!” said Ryan.
This year Ryan and his team are back in Brisbane and are sharing more than 50 awe-inspiring and never-seen-before models on display! Clearly, he’s been very busy since we last saw him! 🙂
The ‘Wonders of the World’ exhibition is set to take us on a hand-on imaginative journey through history and includes a giant LEGO Arc de Triomphe, LEGO Empire State Building with King Kong, LEGO Big Ben, a LEGO Leaning Tower of Pisa and even a LEGO version of Michelangelo’s Statue of David – (Mums: get ready for questions…this should be interesting!)
WIN!
Details:
The ‘Wonders of the World’ global exhibition will premiere in Brisbane, marking the beginning of the Australian tour (Sydney, Melbourne and Perth are up next). The exhibition will open on Wednesday 23rd November and run until Wednesday 14th December at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre. Visit daily with prior booking advisable and pricing information via ticketek.com.au
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Ryan McNaught is the only LEGO Certified Professional in the Southern Hemisphere and one of only 14 in the world. Incredibly, ‘Wonders of the World’ took a jaw-dropping 4,944 hours to build! We can’t wait to see it and say hi to Ryan again.
To check out our review from last year’s event – click here!
www.brickmanwonders.com.au #brickmanwonders
