Sheffield's brick-tastic Lego tribute to moon landing
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Models made with hundreds of thousands of Lego bricks are on display in Sheffield to mark the moon landing's 50th anniversary year.
A 6ft 2in (1.9m) model of astronaut Neil Armstrong was built with 81,090 bricks and took two makers 261 hours.
He features along with other astronauts, cosmonauts, rockets and space vehicles recreated out of Lego.
The interstellar trail takes visitors on a journey around the city and runs until 30 August.
This model of astronaut Neil Armstrong was built with 81,090 bricks
It took 269 hours and 57,431 bricks to make Apollo 11 Saturn V Rocket model
The model of cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova can be seen at the Sheffield Bricktropolis event
Three model-makers used 17,150 bricks to recreate Planet Earth
This model of the Curiosity Mars Rover is made up of 9,387 bricks
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- Published10 July 2019
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