Brickfair

I don’t have enough words to go with the photos.

Really, the photos tell it all.

We went to Brickfair again this year. This time, Sarah got tickets in advance (advertised as getting you into the show without waiting in the long lines).

Last time the line was so long, and it was so hot, we gave up, and had a good time at the Udvar Hazy Air and Space museum and Sushi-Go-Round.

This time, the pre-puchased ticked line (around 1:30, when we showed up) was about 45 minutes. We were told the purchase tickets day of line was longer — but we avoided that, fortunately.

Once inside, it was less crowded (rumor has it the fire marshal was being stricter on how many folks were allowed in at a time). And full of Lego constructions.

Robert was most interested in the various military displays. Star Wars displays were a close second. The adults were impressed at the time and effort that went into many of the creations — and wondered how many folks have houses big enough to build those things.

Of course, the Lego Movie had to make an appearance here and there. This version was fun as it showed the movie on the drive in’s screen.