Taiwan’s Largest LEGO Brick Exhibition Features Mosaic Minions to Delight Visitors
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Taiwan’s largest free LEGO brick exhibition opens at CITYLINK Nangang Store on May 15, featuring contributions from up to 30 LEGO masters from the Taiwan Creative Brick Development Association. Nearly “one million” bricks will be used to create 255 masterpieces across eight exhibition zones, running until the end of September. Visitors are invited to step into a magical world of castles and fantasy!
Multiple LEGO creations are on display, including the Minions. (Photo provided by CITYLINK)
CITYLINK Nangang Store is the first new-style department store in the Nangang area. Since its opening at the end of 2014, it has hosted exhibitions such as the Jimmy Liao Bubble Installation, attracting numerous Jimmy Liao fans. Now, it presents another major LEGO brick exhibition featuring 255 pieces, including widely recognized characters such as SpongeBob, Minions, Gundam, Star Trek warships, Apache helicopters, and the Sanrio family. The exhibition also debuts the “Pachi Continent” series for the first time, inviting visitors to explore a fantastical castle realm. The free exhibition runs until the end of September.
LEGO Batman figure. (Photo provided by CITYLINK)
First-ever public showcase of the Pachi Continent series. (Photo provided by CITYLINK)
The classic NIKE Air Max 90 sneakers also appear in the exhibits. (Image source: Citylink Nangang Station)
A vibrant array of LEGO bricks brings children’s boundless imagination to life. (Image source: Citylink Nangang Station)
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