The Last to Post-2nd Edition - Part 3

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Taste the bumper and tires that got stuck in your teeth? I meant teeth, nobody from Arkansas here.
 
No just the bruises and pain all over where the tires left their treadmarks.
 

So, I paid $15 for an adult ticket and $10 for a child ticket to see the Lego exhibition. A separate activity for the kids involved "Pick and Play"...where they were to spend 45 minutes building their own Lego. This ticket was $10 and was strictly limited to what seems to be about 25 kids per session. For today, there were about 6 sessions and they were all sold out. I don't know if you would consider the Australian pricing expensive; but for what I normally pay for kids activities here, it wasn't that bad.

This is the Pick and Play room....

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....and make a tower as tall as you can in 10 minutes.

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DS and his partner made the one in the front; which turned out to be the second highest (the one behind was taller).


There were 3 separate 'picks' for the next activity...make a car; make a space rocket or free build. DS decided to make a car.

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Which turned out to be a good move......

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....because there were races to follow.

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DS was happy.

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I think that at 10 turning 11, DS is probably just starting to outgrow this activity.


The exhibition was surprisingly good. I guess I hadn't given much thought to the use of Lego as an art media...and yes, this is despite having gone to Legoland a number of times and also seeing the displays outside Lego shops in the US.

Whilst we got the standard (but brilliant) Lego models...

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...we also got wall art that was just superb! These were made with single Lego blocks.

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These were my favourites...

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We spent 1.5 hours in total in the building and enjoyed every minute of it. To my mind, it was $45 well spent for the first school holiday morning activity. Hope this gives you a taste of the exhibition!


princess::upsidedow
 
hat looks really cool! A long way from the Legos that I remember!
 
Last again. Post Fireworks and the worst traffic of the year.
 
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