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Great Western Lego Show: The Great Western LEGO Show is the largest display of models built by LEGO fans in the UK.
The show is hosted by STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway in Swindon and all displays are by members of the Brickish Association. Every year, Brickish members bring their amazing creations to inspire all LEGO fans, young and old. Its a fantastic day out for all the family.
The Great Western LEGO Show was a huge success last year, with over 5,700 visitors coming from all over the UK and a few from even further afield! This year we are expecting to create an even better experience for everyone with all new models, presentations and activities and competitions.
The show started back in 2002 with just a handful of people bringing a single LEGO train layout for one day that attracted around three hundred visitors. 2010 will be the 8th time the event has taken place and in that time it has increased to being a two-day show with the number of Brickish members displaying their work increasing to over 70 last year.
Great Western Lego Show at Steam Museum Of The Great Western Railway in Swindon, Wiltshire on Saturday, 02 October 2010.
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