All the photos as hundreds immerse themselves in Lego fun at Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens, near Diss

Hundreds of enthusiasts immersed themselves in a world of Lego over the weekend.

Bressingham Bricks enticed record numbers of people to Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens, near Diss, on Saturday and Sunday.

Attendees were dazzled by Lego displays of all shapes, sizes and themes, ranging from train stations and a fairground to scenes from various movies plus a large Star Wars set.

Taking centre stage was a 10 metre recreation of Scotland’s iconic Forth Bridge, joined by about a dozen other displays, created by enthusiasts up and down the country.

There were also a variety of trade stalls and activities for attendees to enjoy, including a Lego Robot Wars event and brick pits, allowing Lego fans to build their own.

Abi Mintey, event manager, said: “This year, we saw our highest numbers for the season, including 800 on Saturday and about 600 on Sunday. and everything went really well.

“Luckily, the weather wasn’t too warm but was still lovely enough to encourage people to visit.

“Everyone has a really good time and we will definitely be returning next year.”

As part of the festival, the museum held a creation competition, which was won by a seven-year-old boy, who made a desert island out of Lego.

Bressingham Bricks has grown significantly in popularity since it began in 2019.

Abi organised the event alongside Tom Hadfield.

It is now full steam ahead for the museum’s next event, a fire engine rally, on July 26 and 27.

Bressingham Bricks will return on July 4 and 5, 2026.