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Brick show attracts fans of all ages to Whanganui War memorial Centre during weekend

Liz Wylie
By Liz Wylie
Multimedia Journalist, Whanganui Chronicle·Whanganui Chronicle·
17 Mar, 2019 04:00 PMQuick Read

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Hundreds of miniature worlds were on display at the Brick Show in Whanganui during the weekend. Photo/Bevan Conley

Hundreds of miniature worlds were on display at the Brick Show in Whanganui during the weekend. Photo/Bevan Conley

Visitors flocked to the Whanganui War Memorial Centre to view hundreds of miniature worlds made from Lego bricks and accessories.

As well as farms, fire stations and castles, there were displays of Star Wars, Harry Potter and other Lego series creations.

Organiser Erina Cresswell said there were 2000 visitors on Saturday and they were expecting similar numbers on Sunday.

There were hundreds of displays and Lego pits for children to create their own displays as well as kits and accessories for sale.

"It's been a fantastic response and thanks to great sponsorship we've been able to offer a lot of great raffles and prizes."

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The show was held in conjunction with Well-Lug (Wellington Lego User Group) and received support from Whanganui Fire and Emergency, Whanganui Police and Civil Defence.

Emergency vehicles were parked for viewing in the Whanganui War Memorial Centre forecourt and personnel were on hand to meet families.

All proceeds from the weekend will be donated to Wanganui Riding for the Disabled and will go towards the purchase of their Purnell St premises.

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