The largest in the Southern Hemisphere！A 10-meter LEGO Christmas tree steals the show
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team Compilation & Report
As Christmas approaches, creative and fun Christmas trees have started to appear one after another. The largest LEGO Christmas tree in the Southern Hemisphere has officially been lit up at Melbourne’s Federation Square, and its adorable design has attracted countless visitors to take photos as souvenirs.
The fairy-tale-like LEGO Christmas tree is illuminated. (Photo credit / Light and Sound Solutions)
In addition to seeing a skiing Santa Claus, you can also spot a koala on the LEGO Christmas tree. (Photo credit / Light and Sound Solutions)
The LEGO Christmas tree is located right in Federation Square. (Photo credit / Light and Sound Solutions)
The LEGO Christmas tree in Federation Square stands ten meters tall. It was created by LEGO master builder Chris Steininger using hundreds of thousands of LEGO bricks, equipped with 3,500 LED lights, and took over 2,000 hours to complete. On the tall LEGO green tree, besides the classic Christmas elements and ornaments, there are also colorful abstract patterns, snowflakes, and pine tree motifs, making it not only look vibrant but also extremely photogenic.
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