Brickman: Wonders of the World

Brickman: Wonders of the World is an awe-inspiring exhibition of 50 LEGO® masterpieces depicting the world's most iconic landmarks, on display at Queensland Museum until January 30, 2022.

The exhibition featuring some of the world’s most iconic landmarks and masterpieces was made exclusively with LEGO bricks by Australia’s only LEGO Certified Professional Ryan McNaught and his team.

Visitors of all ages can travel the world without a passport, taking in the Pyramids of Giza, the Arc de Triomphe, Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Great Wall of China, Big Ben and everything in between.

Created using more than 1.3 million LEGO bricks and taking almost 5,000 hours to create, the LEGO brick masterpieces built for Brickman Wonders of the World weigh well over a tonne and were moved into the museum using forklifts and cranes.

For the first time ever, visitors also have the chance to see the 4.5m tall Space Shuttle that was created for the recent season of the television show LEGO Masters Australia. The iconic piece from Season 3 in 2021 took the team 775 hours to build and is made with 167,891 LEGO bricks.

In addition to seeing the models that Ryan and his team have created, LEGO fanatics have the opportunity to show off their own building skills at Brickman Wonders of the World. 

Visitors have the chance to build a statue of themselves next to the mighty Statue of David, build cars to drive around the Arc De Triomphe, add their own LEGO fish and coral to the Great Barrier Reef and heaps more.

Need to know - Visit Brickman: Wonders of the World before the school holidays start and beat the crowds. November- early December is the ideal time for younger kids and grandparents/carers or adults who want to get the maximum enjoyment out of your visit!

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