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Brickworkz LEGO mosaics : Blog : The giant Minifig

The giant Minifig

What is that giant plastic thing that washed up on-shore, mommy?

Have no fear, kids. It's a friendly LEGO dude. I have no idea how this happened, but some time in august, a giant LEGO minifig
(or more likely a publicity stunt fabricated by a brilliant company) washed up on a Dutch beach resort.

The effects were worldwide and no one seems to know about where it came from. The locals decided to keep it on the beach and it now sits proudly as a tourist attraction and photo opportunity.

Stranger things have happened in the world of Lego...

Play well,

Posted by Brian Korte on August 8, 2007

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