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Queen Mary to Debut 25' LEGO(R) Model of... Itself

Children and Adult Fans of LEGO® (AFOLs) may visit the ship on a ship on July 4th, 2015.

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The model was built by British company Bright Bricks. Owned by LEGO® Professional Duncan Titmarsh and partner Ed Diment, Bright Bricks took 4 months to build the model which consists of approximately 250,000 LEGO® bricks! It is 25’ 11” long, 3’ 1” wide and 4’ 7” tall and took 600 hours to build. The amazing thing, however, is that this enormous, highly accurate model was planned and built for the sheer pleasure of it, not to fulfill a contract.

The Queen Mary seeks to connect with families and LEGO® Fans of all ages through this exclusive display which is itself surrounded by LEGO® bricks and build stations.

The question that comes to mind, then is... How do you ship a ship to a ship? On another ship? or does it fly?

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