Lego enthusiasts’ work goes on display at Brick Show

For some people, a childhood love of Lego has never died.

Invercargill resident Marcus Sargent had his love of the bricks rekindled some time ago, and has been happily building since.

Now, building with Lego has become a family affair, as he and his wife shared their love for the colourful blocks with their eldest daughter, Lily Sargent.

The pupil was the youngest exhibitor at the Brick Show at the weekend, which gathered about 30 Lego displays at the ILT Southland Stadium.

"It is our first time here at the show and it was something that Lily wanted to do.

"We have a selection of Lily’s favourite sets that we have at home," he said.

Lily Sargent (5) was the youngest exhibitor at the Southland Brick Show in Invercargill. PHOTO:...
Lily Sargent (5) was the youngest exhibitor at the Southland Brick Show in Invercargill. PHOTO: LUISA GIRAO
When asked how many sets the family had, Lily replied, "a lot".

Mr Sargent said it was great to be able to share the experience with his daughter.

"It certainly helps people form a creative brain and help with logical thinking, so it is great to be able to share this with the kids."

Lego Users Group South secretary Gavin Evans agreed, and said the blocks were special for all generations.

"It can do whatever you want. There’s nothing that can limit it apart from your own imagination."

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