Life-size Lego safari on show in Mermaid Quay, Cardiff Bay
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Wild animals take over Mermaid Quay
A safari of life-size wild animals has gone on display in Cardiff Bay.
The 12 models, which include a 2.5m high African elephant and a 3m long crocodile, have taken Lego artists over 4,000 hours to build and are made up of about 600,000 bricks.
They have been unveiled in Tacoma Square, in the middle of Mermaid Quay, and are free to view to the public.
They will be on show until Sunday 25 February.
The elephant is made up of 271,739 bricks and took six people 1,600 hours to build
The Lego gazelle was one of the smaller animals on show
A small "dazzle" of Lego zebras
There was "lots of laughs" for the Lego hyena
The Lego crocodile measures 3m long
The ostrich is made from 45,000 bricks and took four people 200 hours to build
- Published28 January 2018
- Published27 January 2018
