1.  Every December, LEGOLAND Discovery Center
celebrates the holidays by putting up the lights,
and more importantly making our Mini-land
especially cheerful.
 There were Gingerbread Houses that had to be
made, but I took a different spin and made a
Gingerbread Lighthouse
 However, what gets more excitement from
children (and some adults) is the presence of at
least one train going round and round. Although
we couldn’t make the train go around the Mini-
land, having the Polar Express was nice.

5.  When LEGOLAND Discovery Center first opened,
the head manager, requested register covers so
that when customers arrived they were not greeted
with the backside of a register. However the
patterns that were chosen was to be a random
assortment of brick.
 Fast Forward to nearly 2 years after our first
opening, those same register covers were
becoming unappealing to look at and were falling
apart.
 So I took on the request for new register covers
and made replacements, each with their own
message on it and color pattern.

10.  LEGOLAND Discovery Center, has realized
that Adults also have a passion for Lego. On
the first Thursday of every month, we have an
AFOL (Adult Fan of Lego) Night. A time when
we have an event about something adults
really know about.
 One of those nights was Doctor Who themed,
and as a Whovian, it was my duty to create
models for mini-land, create ideas for games,
and have a showing of the original Doctor Who
first episode from 1963.

16.  As stated before, we have many themed AFOL
nights, such as:
 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, when I made
Michelangelo's Nun-chucks as a trophy
 Halloween Horror, when I made
Frankenstein’s Head and a Witch’s cauldron as
trophies
 Comic Book Night, when I made the Daily
Bugle from Spider Man and Stark Industries
logo from Iron Man

21. “STEWIE”
NAMETAG

22. CHIMA
EVENT

23. STAR WARS

24. NINJAGO