Designed to showcase workflow processes in Tesco stores offering home delivery, the model was split in to two halves with an open-sided diorama style, ideal for us at exhibitions internationally.

Brick built diorama with LEGO bricks

Modelling with LEGO bricks allowed us to capture the layout of the store and features common in Tesco stores with a lot of colour and a hint of humour. A large Tesco logo features in the base of the diorama

Tesco logo built from LEGO bricks in large diorama

“Cashier number 7 please”

The model of the store store showcased a wide variety of produce from canned goods to fresh produce, as well as traditional checkouts with conveyor belts and those new-fangled self-checkouts too.

Can you spot all of the LEGO food items? From eggs to carrots, cherries and apples.

Cashier number 7 please - checkout in LEGO model of Tesco store

Giant LEGO warehouse model for Tesco

Walk in to the c-c-c-hiller!

Behind the scenes, the model showcases freezer storage and automated picking tools and a maze of conveyors taking products ready to be packed for home delivery.

Don’t forget the trucks!

Tesco’s trucks and home delivery vans are iconic parts of British culture in towns and cities across the country, and Bricks McGee were tasked with recreating them with LEGO bricks for the loading bay of the diorama.

Lego model of a Tesco HGV truck

Custom LEGO model of a Tesco home delivery truck