PHOTOS: Brick Fest Live stops by Las Vegas
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Fans watch as teams fit the last few pieces of the world’s largest Lego mosaic together during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Buddies pose with a statue of Toy Stories Woody made completely out of Legos during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
One young fan is buried up to his head in the Lego Sand Box during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
The Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Fans check-out hundreds of Lego miniature characters during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
The Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017.Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Meeper Mania lets fans play with motorized Lego cars that are controlled by an app downloaded to their cell phones during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
The Bonafe family (l-r) Jamie, Sean and Ben pose with their creations in the Architecture Zone during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
There is even a Lego zip-line on display at the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
The Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
The Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
The Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017.Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
A Galactic Empire Stormtrooper helps put together rockets, space ships and other-worldly vehicles in the Space Station area of Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
One of the Lego pros shows a young fan how he can attach a motor to his Lego car during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Lego cars customized by fans get ready to race at the Lego Speedway during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017.Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Selfies are the order-of-the-day during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017.Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Dad takes a photo as they put their dueling sword mosaics on the Mosaic Wall during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017.Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Kids get to play minature golf during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
5 and 1/2 Year old Henry Sinnock and Grandpa Hugh Sinnock enjoy the Lego's Neon City during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Light-up, moving ferris wheels, roller coasters and street cars are only part of the Lego attractions at the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017.Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau
Star Wars characters pose with fans and have a lightsaber duel during the Brick Fest Live Lego Fan Experience at the Las Vegas Convention Center, September 9, 2017. Glenn Pinkerton/Las Vegas News Bureau