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Lego models shipped to Guernsey for historic moments display

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A man in a brown suit with black trousers. He is wearing a red tie. He is stood next to a lego model inside of a glass container. It shows a scene of a building damaged by a WW2 bomb. There is a double decker bus model on the rubble.

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Lego models shipped to Guernsey for historic moments display

Overview

Lego brick models have been shipped from the UK to Guernsey for an exhibition titled 'Walk Through History in Lego bricks'. The exhibition, running at the Guernsey Museum at Candie until 31 December, covers themes such as exploration, discovery, science, and equality. Created by UK Lego artists led by Warren Elsmore, the display features intricate miniature models alongside grand structures, including a depiction of the London Blitz, the Titanic, Concorde, and a medieval castle.

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  • An exhibition titled 'Walk Through History in Lego bricks' has opened at the Guernsey Museum at Candie and runs until 31 December.
  • Models were shipped by sea from the UK and created by a team of Lego artists led by Warren Elsmore.
  • The exhibition is split into five areas representing topics like exploration, discovery, science, and equality.
  • Highlights include miniature models of the Titanic and Concorde, a 1.5-metre square medieval castle, and a detailed scene of the London Blitz.
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