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Legoland Billund 2002

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Pictures from our trip to Legoland in Billund, Denmark on October 19th 2002.

This cute little dragon welcomes everybody visiting the Dragon Ride. It talks Danish, German and English fluently. Not bad for a kid dragon.
   
 
Amalienborg. A huge model of the danish castle Amalienborg. This is where the danish Queen Margrethe II lives.
   
 
A look at the huge airport layout. Some of the planes do move around.
   
 
Somewhere in the mountains of Miniland you’ll find this Buddha Temple.
   
 
Bulk Bricks Anyone? This pile of bricks where a competition. You were supposed to guess how much they weigh together. The options where 3650 kg, 5650 kg or 7650 kg. I do not know the correct answer.
   
 
These canals go through large parts of Miniland. Note the fine drawbridge in the front.
   
 
Dart Vader was always up for a light sabre fight with any kid coming by. A full size figure.
   
 
A model of R2D2. It didn’t move but there where a lot of weird sounds coming from it.
   
 
Some of the old gold miners tied his donkey to the fence.
   
 
Although Fabuland no longer exist in the product line there is still buildings left in Legoland.
   
 
Our four legged friends can freely use these special designed drinking trays, placed al over the park.
   
 
The danish train, called IC3, naturally has it’s place in the park.
   
 
A beautiful japanese temple gate placed in the water in front of a typical japanese town.
   
 
One of the events was a large house build of Duplo (sorry, Explore) bricks. Kids got a white brick they could write their name on. The house is quite large and build entirely by children visiting the park.
   
 
The old slogan. The text reads: “The best is not too good”.
   
 
Mount Rushmore is one of the very old models in the park. But still very amazing.
   
 
A very impressive model of Sitting Bull. 1.4 million bricks was used to build it.
   
 
Nyhavn is a popular place in Copenhagen in the summer. Lots of pubs for all your cold beer needs.
   
 
Ever wondered where the Octan Oil Company got their oil and gas from? Well here is the Octan oil rig.
   
 
The danish national stadium, Parken. This is where we fight all our soccer games on home ground.
   
 
A complete racetrack with pits, and mechanics walking to the cars. The cars drew along the track. Not too fast, though.
   
 
The Studios product line got a small corner of Miniland. Here they are making a movie with some alien invasion in a large monster truck.
   
 
A full size model of the 8880 Super Car. In the front you see the LEGO model.
   

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