Giant Lion Made over 685K Pieces of Lego Bricks Assembled For Mythica Land, UK’s First Flying Theatre Ride
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On January, Legoland Windsor has released a clip where a team were putting together a model of mystical Chimeras using 109,522 Lego bricks. It took 12 model makers 653 hours to build and when it was finished, weighed 334 kg. And another new beast called Sky Lion is even bigger where it will be built from 685,530 Lego bricks which took 15 model maker staff and 3,000 hours to build this 1,520 kg beast.
Legoland giant lion made from over 685,000 Lego bricks
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This Lion which are among the few realms characters on the Legoland Windsor where there will be families rides games here as one of the attractions while there are also more upcoming mystical creatures such as two-headed Hydra (Duo), Fire and Ice Bird (Crystal Flame) and the Greek mythology-inspired Chimera creature.
Legoland The new beast, called the Sky Lion, is even bigger and footage shows it being built from 685,530 Lego bricks. It took 15 model makers 3,000 hours to build and weighs 1,520kg.
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There will be also a total of 13 mystical creatures in this new land which is made more than 1.7 million Lego bricks by a team of 15 master builder and you can also find rides called Fire and Ice FreeFall, Hydra Challenge where the guest can steer their own vessel on the water attraction and more.
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The resort’s existing 4D cinema will also feature a new and exclusive Lego Mythica film which will explain the stories behind these mysteries of creatures. Legoland Windsor is one of eight Legoland parks across the world. The others can be found in the Danish town of Billund, California, Florida, Germany, Dubai, Malaysia and Japan. The Legoland Windsor’s ticket start from £29 per person, kids under 90cm go free. To book visit www.legoland.co.uk.
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