Legoland Melbourne looking for master model maker, a ‘dream job’ for Lego fans

Legoland has a dream job going for a grown-up kid to make some of Melbourne’s most awe-inspiring Lego models.

Legoland has a dream job going for a grown-up kid to make some of Melbourne’s most awe-inspiring Lego models.

The Chadstone shopping centre attraction is on the hunt for a new master model builder, who will have their own special workshop and an unlimited supply of bricks to create elaborate models and to wow visitors.

Flinders Street Station, in Lego, at Chadstone Shopping Centre Legoland. Picture: David Caird

Legoland Discovery Centre Melbourne general manager Katie Isaac said the new master model builder would spend their days designing and building giant Lego models, and making educational social media content.

She described the job as a “once in a lifetime opportunity”, which also involved meeting and inspiring children visiting the centre.

Max, 7, pops up in the centre of the mini Melbourne display at Legoland Chadstone Shopping Centre. Picture: David Caird

“Working as the master model builder at Legoland Discovery Centre Melbourne really is a once in a lifetime opportunity for those passionate about Lego and the joy it brings people of all ages,” she said.

“We’re hoping to find Australia’s most creative Lego builder who embodies the Lego values of imagination and creativity.

“We’re looking for someone who will inspire children to embrace curiosity, use their imaginations and dream big by building awesome Lego designs.”

Applications close on January 27, and the winner of the dream job will be announced at an event in February.