Monday, 15 December 2014

Santa's coming


Look who I saw in Covent Garden this week:







 

 Santa and his reindeer.
 The LEGO sleigh and reindeer contains 700,000 bricks and took Duncan Titmarsh, a LEGO professional, 32 days to build.


Has anyone got LEGO on their Christmas wish list this year?

30 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness! Lots of work! Well done. My great grandsons are getting (more) Legos and a Lego tray (among no doubt much else).

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  2. Great photos and what patience must be needed to build something like that out of Lego. I remember how frustrating I found some of the Lego when my son was of an age to build them and wanted help!

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  3. How delightful and fun for the Season ~ Great shots!

    Happy Week to you,
    artmusedog and carol

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  4. Wow, now that took a lot of work. Very cool reindeer and Santa.. Fun post, thanks for sharing. Have a happy week!

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  5. My grandsons! I'm waiting to catch a lego sculpture show somewhere.

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  6. I love LEGO very much. They are fantastic blocks which develops intelligence. Santa is great

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  7. At least one of our children have Lego on their wish list - but they won't be getting this much!
    Quite fun to see.

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  8. I'm really impressed and my grandsons would be, too! Hours and hours of work there.

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  9. Both of my grand sons would like Santa to bring some Lego! Wow, requiring a lot pf patience to do these reindeer and Santa!

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  10. Incredible work and I guess a lot of planning went into the construction. Lego professional? There is such a thing?

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  11. I'm amazed at what people build out of Lego - when I was a kid I was pleased if I could build a small tower!

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  12. That's amazing! What can't you build with legos?

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  13. Fantastic preparations for Christmas.

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  14. Wow, that is great done, hope that no kid will take a brick of it.

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  15. That is an amazing Lego construction.

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  16. Fantastic! Now that is some real work that turned into art. Love it! :-)

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  17. Wow creative Lego works. Happy Tuesday.

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  18. I've never had a Lego set although I do have a childhood memory of a game with small wooden pieces that may have predated that phenomena. Santa's expression looks a bit desperate :) Loved your most recent comment and have gone back to view a few of your older posts. That reflection shot is stunning and the skies behind the BT building and many of the intricacies that you captured are fascinating. Have a wonderful week ahead, Fun60!

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  19. No , no lego on my wish list! But great to see what can be constructed using them!

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  20. Wowza! It's hard enough for me just to make a simple structure out of legos.

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  21. Yes, my 4 year old grandson ! Meanwhile he can open a Lego shop, he had birthday, Santa Claus (very important in Holland) behind him and I got a list with what he doesn't have YET !! You make me so homesick when I see all these Christmas decoration in London and now even on my beloved place the Covent garden !

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  22. When I lived in The Netherlands (long ago) I always wanted to travel to the theme park LEGOLAND
    In Denmark. I Understand they are in several countries now including Windsor, England. What I didn't know is that they are owned by a British company. Love the display! Janey

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  23. Wow, My Goodness☆☆☆ What a tusk for 32 days to finish this LOVELY seasonal Lego♪♪♪ I don't have much talent or patience to try Lego but definitely wish to see this one :-)
    Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*

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  24. Yep, Go my son some even though he is 25

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