A person with there arms folded standing in front of a lego model of a concorde plane.
Past exhibitions

LEGO® Concorde Model

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National Museum of Flight

About LEGO® Concorde Model

Master builder Warren Elsmore and his team created a LEGO® Big Build of our very own Concorde, especially for us.

Six metres long and made of over 60,000 bricks, you can see the model on display under Concorde. The model is made purely from standard 2x4 LEGO bricks and took five days to build as part of our Brick Wonders exhibition in Spring 2021.

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