MORE than 3,000 Lego enthusiasts enjoyed a wide range of exhibits, play area and masterclasses at Queenscliffe Bricks 2019 on the weekend.<\/p>\n
Karen Pecar from Rotary Club of Queenscliffe said this year\u2019s 34 exhibitors came from as far away as Tasmania and Mount Gambier and brought exhibits ranging from Lego puzzles, Star Wars to ski fields, bugs to books, dresses to dragons and everything in between.<\/p>\n
Ms Pecar said local Future Lego Master Builder winner Thomas McGregor, 10, exhibited his Custom Chevy C10 with (very cute) dog in the back, and the other winners were Adam Matthews and Tom Winter with their huge build Incident City Queenscliff, which took out both the People\u2019s Choice and Exhibitors\u2019 Choice Awards.<\/p>\n
Ms Pecar said organisers of this year\u2019s event were blown away by the community\u2019s involvement.<\/p>\n
The community event, run by the Rotary Club of Queenscliffe, raised more than $20,000 for major beneficiaries ShelterBox disaster relief, Barwon Health\u2019s Volunteers Patient Transport service and Rotary\u2019s End Polio Now initiative.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
MORE than 3,000 Lego enthusiasts enjoyed a wide range of exhibits, play area and masterclasses at Queenscliffe Bricks 2019 on the weekend. Karen Pecar from Rotary Club of Queenscliffe said this year\u2019s 34 exhibitors came from as far away as Tasmania and Mount Gambier and brought exhibits ranging from Lego puzzles, Star Wars to ski […]<\/p>\n