Fancy hats for minilanders

In celebration of the upcoming Royal Ascot horse race, Legoland Windsor brought in the queen's own milliner (hatmaker) to make custom hats for the queen, Duchess Kate, and other women in the royal family.

George Alexander Louis

The Legoland parks have often highlighted current events, such as the Obama inaguration, a Papal visit, or even an environmentalist protest. Legoland Windsor has often highlighted the British royals, and here we see the new baby and eventual king George Alexander Louis. This video promises more LEGO renditions in the future as well.

Miniland month

I know, I've been totally off the ball here. TheBrickMan spent the whole month of November giving me great content, and I was out of the picture for most of the time. I'll go back and look at them individually, but he closed out the series with an amazing group photo.

Nobody expects miniland!

If you're going to BrickCon, it's time to get building. Ochre Jelly, of the Living Brick is helping to organize PythonScape, a miniland display of Monty Python characters and scenes. Make the line "It's only a model" into reality.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

Oh, alright, I'll give in. I've noted this before, but since the news today is all gaga over the royal wedding, I guess we should see another view of this from Legoland Windsor.

Royal Wedding

One of the fun things about the miniland displays at the Legoland parks is how they will change them up to fit holidays or national events (e.g., remember the Obama inauguration). Anyway, Legoland Windsor is getting geared up for the upcoming royal wedding.
Via Model Building Secrets.