Miniland at Legoland Malaysia, Model up close: KLIA

As part of my Legoland Series, let me share my boyfriend's  favorite part of Legoland Malaysia, their Lego version of KLIA (Kuala Lumpur International Airport). My boyfriend works as an Aircraft Technician, 12 to 14 hours everyday airport is his playground. And seeing this Lego version of KLIA is really something to be amazed about even to someone like me who hates airports (because I hate flying, hehe) what is so special about it? It offers a bird's eye view of the actual airport! The planes are taxiing, the small vehicles are moving, the conveyor belt carrying the passenger bags are also moving plus sound effects! How's that! And it was so perfectly done up to minutest details, the passengers and even the luggages. Well, of course don't expect the planes to take-off.. hehe.        

From this close up shot of the aircraft you can see the Lego bricks, but I am still in awe how they were able to put those pieces together.

The aircraft unloading / loading passengers

the airport conveyor belt

Taxiing Tiger Airways Aircraft

Departure and Arrival Area. All of those vehicles are moving!

Amazing right? For other Lego models on display at Legoland Malaysia, please check this link under "Malaysia" - Legoland Theme Park- Johor Bahru .

More to come!

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Miniland at Legoland Malaysia, Model Up Close: Singapore

As a part of Miniland at Legoland, Malaysia you will find Legoland's tribute to Singapore. Check here some of these amazing structures came alive through Lego bricks, and what a work of art!  Kudos to Legoland, everything looks so real! With water sprouting from Merlion's mouth, vehicles moving around, boats cruising the water ways, plus sound effects!

Singapore Flyer, Fullerton Hotel, Merlion Park and Cavenagh Bridge

Riverside Point

The Merlion Park, overlooking Singapore Flyer

Merlion Park, yes  with water sprouting from Merlion's mouth.. great right? and the boats are really cruising!

complete with moving vehicles and people!

Merlion Park, Fullertom Hotel and Cavenagh Bridge

The Cavenagh Bridge at the back, and the river cruise

Singapore Port

Those cars are moving! And I love the colorful containers..

Singapore Cruise Ship

Singapore Cruise Ship (and that's my bhe.. by the way.. hehe)

The only thing missing is Singapore's Marina Bay Sands. At night the lights are great too from the pictures they have in their flyers, unfortunately we opened the park (hehe) and we are already tired to wait till evening to see the lego lighted up. Would surely be a great subject for photography!

More to come! For direction how to go to Legoland, Malaysia, ticket price and the 7 themed areas of the park, please check this link.

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