Brickman Awesome interactive at Dreamworld, Gold Coast

WHAT has nearly half a million bricks, is 7.5m tall and took more than 500 hours to build? Just one of the 39 exclusive ‘Brickman Awesome’ Lego displays opening at Dreamworld next month — just in time for the school holidays.

WHAT has nearly half a million bricks, is 7.5m tall and took more than 500 hours to build?

Just one of the 39 exclusive Brickman Awesome Lego displays opening at Dreamworld next month — a NASA SLS rocket.

The theme park will open its doors to some of the tallest and largest Lego builds created by master ‘Brickman’ Ryan McNaught.

This rocket will be on display at Dreamworld. Picture: Eugene Hyland

A life-size Lego model of a Toyota Camry (AAP Image/Alex Murray) NO ARCHIVING

The latest display is interactive, with visitors able to take part in five interactive tables and build the largest snake mosaic in Australia.

General manager of marketing Philip Hancox, said it was the first time the Lego displays would be on show at an Australian theme park.

An orca whale with Ryan McNaught.

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“The Brickman Awesome exhibition is about all things amazing, unique, record-breaking or just plain awesome — and we can’t wait to offer our guests another experience that will transport them into a world of awe and wonder,” he said.

The exhibition took more than 5000 hours to build using two million bricks altogether, and will also feature a life-size Toyota Camry with working lights, as well as a life-size Harley Davidson.

The rocket consists of 450,000 bricks and is the tallest Lego model in the Southern Hemisphere.