The Lunar New Year is just around the corner, and to celebrate the year of the Dragon, LEGO Australia are setting out to create the World’s Longest LEGO Dragon. . The build will arrive on the corner of Harbour and Hay Street (Haymarket) from Friday 16th to Sunday 18th February to celebrate Sydney’s Lunar New Year festivities. Create endless play moments for the whole family and make warm, endearing memories that last forever!

The Head and Tail have been created by The Brickman team, and LEGO Australia are calling on the community to come and build up the parts in between.

Join In a Fiery Challenge

Sydney-siders can celebrate the festivities as a family and unleash their inner builders with an awe-inspiring challenge: to embark on a collective, monumental journey to build the longest LEGO dragon in Australia! This roar-some sculpture needs your help to complete its colourful scale in Darling Square, Sydney.

Design your individual ‘dragon scale’, artfully assemble your bricks to create a magnificent creature, symbolising strength, unity, creativity, while embarking on the shared joy of building. Add your dragon design to the LEGO build and help complete the longest LEGO dragon!

To encourage widespread participation in this occasion, everyone is welcome to build their own LEGO dragon scale at home using any LEGO bricks and upload their creations to social media or LEGO LIFE using #LEGOLongestDragon. Your masterpieces will be showcased for all to admire on LEGO.com, immortalising your contribution to LEGO history.

Immerse yourself and your family in the world of LEGO play and make looong-lasting memories with your loved ones this Lunar New Year.

This event is taking place over the closing weekend of the Chinese New Year Celebrations, and is the 6th year that the LEGO Group have been routinely releasing sets to commemorate different aspects of the asian festivals. You can see my review of one of the latest offerings, 80112 Auspicious Dragon, Here.

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