Bressingham Bricks event continues to build on success

kevin.hurst@iliffepublishing.co.uk

Published: 13:30, 14 July 2024

Lego enthusiasts from far and wide have shown off some of their intricate creations and most ambitious builds.

Held at Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens, the displays came in all shapes and sizes, featuring everything from railways to spaceships.

Bressingham Bricks has been increasing in popularity since its launch at the Low Road site in 2019.

Lina and Leo Santos Nunes. Picture: Mark Bullimore

Logan Phillips with sci-fi models. Picture: Mark Bullimore

Tim Ross with his display. Picture: Mark Bullimore

Bressingham Bricks was held at Bressingham Steam Museum. Picture: Mark Bullimore

Steve Goodwin of Steve’s Little Gems. Picture: Mark Bullimore

Alan Storer of Marmot Animation. Picture: Mark Bullimore

Leo Santos Nunes with a couple of his sci-fi themed models. Picture: Mark Bullimore

Jevan Woodrow, Hazer Blade, Ben Rous and Luke Tidball with their Battle Bots. Picture: Mark Bullimore

Events manager Abi Mintey said: “Despite the weather, which can sometimes mean we are a bit of a washout, so many people came here to see the displays and stalls that were on offer.

“We had a lot more layouts from brick builders than last year, so it is great to see an event like this growing time after time.

“We would like to thank everyone that supported the event and we look forward to welcoming even more people back next year,” she added.

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