Lego Sculpture at Downtown Disney: The Dragon

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02-20-08_1224-WDW-Downtown-Disney-Lego-Dragon :) Seems like I’m in a Downtown Disney kind of mood so far this week. There’s a big Lego store at Downtown Disney, and they have decorated the outside with life-size-and-beyond Lego creations, including this dragon in Village Lake.

This is only part of him – he’s a rather long serpent, and to get all of him in the shot, from this angle anyway, would require standing so far away, you would not be able to see his tongue hanging out or his googly eyes. Despite his sharp-looking Lego fangs, I think he looks sort of doofy and humorous, don’t you? Not scary at all, at all!.

My favorite Lego creation down there was a life-size tourist with a bald head, sitting on the bench taking a nap. Every now and then, it would start snoring ;) I’m not sure he is still there, but next time I’m in The World, I’ll check it out and report back!

OK, so I wasn’t “wordless” this week – so, sue me! :D

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48 Responses to “Lego Sculpture at Downtown Disney: The Dragon”

  1. That’s really cool! Happy WW. :)

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  2. You put a smile on my face! ;-) Cool shot!

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  3. LOL I don’t want to sue you! ;-) Neat shot, Tink!

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  4. Amusing shot. No, I don’t think he looks too scary, but it is entertaining just the same.

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  5. it certainly looks huge but I can’t tell it is made of Lego blocks.Thanks for sharing

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  6. Hah! that is pretty cool. I haven’t seen life size Lego creations, but I bet they’re pretty neat.

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  7. Hi Tink! This one I have actually seen, LOL! He’s very cool. I haven’t seen the Lego tourist, though – hope he’s still there. I’m going nuts trying to remember the name of the resort in the background – it is The Villas, or something similar?

    Denise

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  8. That’s pretty cool. I like that they have it coming out of the water. That’s something I would like to see that person.

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  9. Am glad you aren’t wordless today or I wouldn’t have understood what it’s made of. But quite some impressive work here. They are just so creative, this makes for a creative post too.

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  10. Very fun! Is this in Orlando or LA?

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  11. Hi Tink! You have the funnest posts – I love it

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  12. I love this guy – what a treat!
    My kids loved legos growing up and now my grandbaby is playing with the big legos.

    My post is here: Carletta’s Captures.

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  13. That’s a very colorful place, Of Course Disney is known for going all out, when it comes to fun

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  14. Hi Tink, your posts are always fun, full of energy and laughter too! i better follow you everywhere you go!

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  15. I love this dragon! He’s one of our favorite things in ALL of WDW!

    Unfortunately a few years ago when Lego’s did a rehab on the DTD store Mister bald tourist man disappeared. REALLY bummed us out.=0( I have a wonderful picture of my 2 boys “sleeping” with him but we loved him mostly because my Mom use to call him her boyfriend and would get her picture taken with him on each trip.One time we were looking through WDW pictures with my Aunt(Mom’s sister) and she sees Mom with Mister Tourist and says
    ” What are you doing with MY boyfriend?” LOL!! Sisters with the same taste in men!! LOL!

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  16. What an awesome shot! I love that it’s made of Legos. My boys would be thrilled to see this. :D

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  17. Legos were among my favorite toys as a kid, so they always have a nostalgic quality.
    And yes, I did visit the Lego store in Downtown Disney – I sometimes attend an annual music-industry trade show in Anaheim.

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  18. Wow! Now that is impressive!

    Happy WW! Check out some photos I took during my recent trip to San Francisco: http://tinyurl.com/cpayqb

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  19. I think the most effective dragons would be unscary, because then more tasty people and critters will come closer and then Sizzle! Dinner.

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  20. Woah that’s really cute!!! Happy WW

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  21. That’s a Lego sculpture? Gee, I wonder how many pieces it took to create that?!

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  22. That’s a great photo. How fun!

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  23. I cannot imagine building something like that with Legos. We have hundreds of Legos and I hate them all. So not my kind of thing, but your dragon looks awesome.

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  24. Wait a minute – that’s leggo? Very cool.

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  25. I think the best dragons are the non-scary ones. Like the one in Shrek. I haven’t ever seen a life-size Lego :-(

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  26. Love your photo….I took a photo of him too and think that he’s fantastic….so creative those Disney and Lego folks!

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  27. Great Shot! Like the Lego Dragon! Happy WW! Mine is up! ;-)

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  28. He isn’t scarey at all. I would love him in my pool – ireat pf I had one, LOL. Ghoto.

    Margaret

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  29. I meant to write, if I had one. Don’t know what happened there, LOL. Just pushed the wrong keys

    Margaret

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  30. Cute! If I sued you I would have to sue myself also….lol
    Have a great day.

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  31. My son will LOVE seeing this. He lives, breathes, eats, and sleeps Legos!

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  32. Lol. Nice picture, and impressive dragon! Fun blog :)

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  33. I always thought my childhood Lego creations were fabulous, but looking back…LOL! Now this dragon is truly astounding.

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  34. such a cute green snake. lovely photo.

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  35. I look at that and wonder – How long did it take them to build that thing. Those Lego statues are always so neat.

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  36. My husband would be impressed…he loves lego…

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  37. Another trifecta! w00t!And I won’t sue you.The meme police might,tho……

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  38. You really have me jonesing for some time at Disney World. Great photo!

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  39. ^-^ nice post..

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  40. Thanks for the fix. We needed a little DTD today! =)

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  41. I love this one ;–)
    Thanks for the smiles.
    Hugs and blessings,

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  42. Happy Outdoor Wednesday Tink… Thanks for sharing your photos.~ Susan

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  43. Fun image~

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  44. Hi Tink, yeah he looks goofy but to think that there’s can be a real dragon in that water gives me goosebumps.

    Thanks for sharing another Disney view.

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  45. He is HUGE!! But he looks friendly to me!!

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  46. My feet were a dragging….after seeing your post…I’m skipping. Tra la la.
    Joyce

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  47. This lego always reminded me of the song “Puff the Magic Dragon”.

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