What more could you want from a weekend than LEGO bricks and steam trains – other than nice weather, perhaps? Well, 2 out of 3 made for a grand weekend in Norfolk with LEGO fans at Bressingham Bricks 2024 this year!
Bressingham Bricks 2023 was a highlight of the LEGO fan event calendar last year, and this year’s event was no different. Set in beautiful grounds of Bressingham Steam & Gardens near Diss, this visitor attraction has multiple steam railways for visitors to enjoy, plus a steam powered gallopers (carousel) too.
Our featured models from Bressingham Bricks 2024
Although a small event in terms of the number of exhibitors, there was a lot to love at Bressingham again this year, from Star Wars scenes to LEGO trains. Here are our highlights of models on display at the event this year.
Up! House by James Gage
This LEGO Up! House by James Gage takes the original LEGO set and elevates it in a city landscape, showing that
Mini Modulars by Chris Tromans
These miniature recreations of the LEGO modulars and other sets really caught our eye at Bressingham. Designed by Chris Tromans, these LEGO mini modulars capture the unique details of each modular, from the film posters in the Palace Cinema
LEGO fans have been enjoying the annual release of the LEGO modulars – more realistic style buildings designed to create a sizeable LEGO city scene – for over a decade now, and Chris takes great skill to recreate these familiar LEGO sets in microscaleMicroscale building is a specialised LEGO construction style... More. You can find more about his models – and even instructions to build them yourself – on his Mini Modular Guy website.
Thanks again to Tom for organising and inviting us to support this community event, and to Bressingham staff and volunteers for once again providing such a warm welcome!