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Lampsborough

Welcome to Lampsborough! View RELICS from dizzying heights or get down low for a different perspective of the world. You might see something you’ve never seen before. These Minifigs have been attempting to communicate with life beyond the boundaries of their own using morse code. Finally, it would appear that the light emanating from Lampsborough has caught the attention of someone or something…

Facts & (non Mini) Figures

  • Constructed using ~23,000 LEGO pieces
  • Morse code is a type of code that is used to send telegraphic information using rhythm.

Jackson and Alex Talk Problem Solving

Lampsborough’s tiny elevator posed a big problem, and building it proved to be quite the challenge. Listen to Jackson and Alex talk about some of the other challenges they come up against during the construction of RELICS.

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