One brick at a time, Lego has been influencing the toy world for 60 years. When Greyson Beights founded BrickUniverse, a nationally touring Lego convention, in 2015, his goal was to inspire the next generation. “In every city, we always have a few architects and engineers tell us, ‘[Lego] is why I’m doing what I do today,’ ” Beights says. On Sept. 8 and 9, thousands of future builders are expected to visit the Ultimate Lego Fan Experience at the Huntington Convention Center, where Streetsboro builder Todd Wolf’s model of Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens will be on display. Below, we examine what went into his creation.
Construction began: Feb. 5, 2017
400 hours over 7 months to build
75: weight in pounds
Fourth: version of Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens Wolf has built
18 Inches tall
36 Inches wide
80 Inches long
5,100: Number of dark red bricks
644: Number of transparent Lego bricks
12: Number of chimneys
250: Number of flowers
Explore This Lego Creation
Todd Wolf's model of Stan Hywet Hall & Garden has 5,100 bricks.
