A brick safari is taking shape in time for February half-term.
Longleat is inviting visitors to help create a miniature safari park made from Lego bricks, marking 60 years since it opened the first drive-through safari outside of Africa.
Lego Brick Week will run from February 14 to 22, and guests are encouraged to design and build their own models of animals, structures, and plants to add to the growing display.
Scott Ashman, head of operations at Longleat, said: "Throughout the week, the brick safari will grow and come to life, as each visitor adds their models to create a unique piece of art."
The event will include a dedicated Duplo play area for children under four.
Mr Ashman said: "It’s 60 years since we introduced the first safari outside of Africa, and it’s exciting to be creating a new brick safari with the help of our visitors."
In advance of Lego Brick Week from 14-22 February, tiny versions of real-life wild animals have been spotted around the park.
Mr Ashman said: "We can’t wait to see how our brick safari turns out; we love seeing the creativity of our guests, and this event will really give them that opportunity."
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