Bright Bricks to bring BRICKLIVE Brickosaurs to LEGO life

Bright Bricks is working on a dinosaur based LEGO touring show for 2019.

Following its acquisition by the Live Company Group and departure from the LEGO Certified Professional (LCP) scheme, Bright Bricks is continuing to devise touring shows using LEGO models. The building experts are currently putting together BRICKLIVE Brickosaurs, a dinosaur themed exhibition, Insider Media reports.

The first destination for the new show will be Marwell Zoo in April 2019, where it will run until September. A tour around Europe will follow, with at least one zoo on the continent already booked.

BRICKLIVE Brickosaurs will include 50 dinosaur statues, including velociraptors, dimetrodons and a pteranodon. In total, two million bricks will be used, with the centrepiece of the exhibit being a life-sized adolescent t-rex, which will be the largest brick show model ever constructed.

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“We are excited about this new tour and now have a number of zoos in several counties expressing interest for their venue,” said Simon Horgan, Executive Chairman at Bright Bricks.

“Producing a tour replicating dinosaurs has always been a clear goal of the company and the fact that Brickosaurs has already been signed to two zoos before it is even finished being built demonstrates the potential for this new tour,” said David Ciclitira, Executive Chairman at Live Company Group.

Following the departure of Duncan Titmarsh and Bright Bricks from the LCP programme, the LEGO Group is now accepting applications for a UK LCP – potentially a great opportunity for a talented LEGO builder.

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Graham was the BrickFanatics.com Editor up until November 2020. He has plenty of experience working on LEGO related projects. He has contributed to various websites and publications on topics including niche hobbies, the toy industry and education. Follw Graham on Twitter @grahamh100.

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