LEGO Fan Zone – even bigger, even more eventful
We are well aware that last year’s edition, and debut, of the LEGO Fan Zone delighted you, Pyrkon-goers. But there’s no resting on your laurels – there are even more surprises in store for you this year! During Pyrkon 2024, the Zone will double its area and triple the number of attractions waiting for you. When planning your Pyrkon weekend, keep an hour or two reserved. You’ll certainly want to stay surrounded by all the Lego bricks a little longer than you initially intended.
Nowhere is building with Lego bricks as good as at Pyrkon
What would an RPG Zone be without an RPGralnia or the Board Games, Card Games and Tabletop Wargames Zone without gaming tables? By the same token, what would our Zone be if it didn’t feature brick-related workshops.
Grab the bricks in your hand and forget the instructions – the only thing that will count is your imagination. Take advantage of the almost inexhaustible supply of building bricks you will find on site and create unique constructions at Pyrkon.
A workshop on building together will be conducted for you by Piotr Rybak and his Klockorożec. Ciocia od Klocków and Patryk “Klockowizja” Ziętara will host activities for younger Pyrkon-goers. The MegaSpaceFighter Studio will organize a unique activity for you, during which you will have the opportunity to learn the basics of creating a time-lapse film. Meanwhile, those of you who have already created your first animations will be able to participate in the advanced workshops.
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LEGO Fan Zone exhibitions
This year’s brick-related displays are sure to take your breath away. Fans of classic sets will surely delight in the collections assembled by the Let’s go build and Vintage Lego Sets groups as well as by StawiamKlocki.pl.
LUGPol, which is the first Polish club of LEGO enthusiasts, and Zbudujmy.to will present their collection of original designs. The HistoryLand Museum will share the most mobile part of its exhibition, which includes historical reconstructions recreated with Lego bricks. Artur “FiranBricks” Godlewski will enrich the Zone with his brick mosaics, including a 2.5m x 1.3m reproduction of Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam.” There will also be works by independent designers including Zoe Frąckowiak, Michał Rybicki and Michał Duda.
In addition to the buildings, the Zone will also feature displays related to toy photography. You will see galleries by acclaimed LEGO-photographers: Sandra Recka, Tomek Skog, Lord of the Bricks, PGL3GO and photos by the Brickscentral representatives.
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Lectures and well-known personalities from the world of LEGO
Among the guests at this year’s LEGO Fans Zone will be a group of people associated with the Polish LEGO Masters. Those will be, among others: Paweł “Brodaty Geek” Duda, a juror of the first edition of LEGO Masters Poland, as well as Joanna Krysztoforska, known as Ciocia od Klocków , and Rafał Zub, who creates under the pseudonym BRICKS by Raf – that is, the participant and winner of the first edition, respectively.
They will have a panel titled “Where is the brick world going?” and you can get their autograph and a photo at the Let’s go build booth!
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An entire Zone full of brick-related attractions
Workshops and exhibitions aren’t enough – there are plenty of ways for you to get active in the LEGO Fan Zone. You’ll have the chance to play one of the LEGO board games, or take part in contests such as minifigure quests or timed building. The prizes will be gadgets and, yes, LEGO bricks.
Surprises prepared by the Bricks & Figs museum, Klockon, klockoMANIA, AMEET Publishing House, the manufacturer of Polish Cobi bricks and the maker of brick-related accessories, Blacked Brick, are also waiting for you.
And don’t forget to visit the friends of the Lego Fan Zone in the vendors’ hall: Bricksy.pl and Krecik – sklep z marzeniami.
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