2020. Photo by Attila Balázs. Courtesy of The LEGO Group
2019. Photo by Zsófia Szabó. Courtesy of Ludwig Museum
2017. Photo by Attila Balázs. Courtesy of The LEGO Group
Since 2014, we've built our own mosaics, recreated artworks by and collaborated with national and international artists all over the world. Many of our projects have been going on for years, and we revisit them from time to time. ___
We've been working with Jósa András Museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary for five years, and our collaboration opened up the world of museums to us. Some of our murals were built and have been exhibited in the Hungarian National Gallery, Ludwig Museum, and Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest, Hungary. ___
Our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary involved over 800 students and accompanying teachers of 41 schools from all over the country. We also collaborated with the German Embassy in Budapest, Hungary to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Moreover, we've had the privilege to build lots of our mosaics with thousands of visitors, primary and secondary school groups at other events throughout the years. Some of them are displayed in our city. ___
We have two ongoing projects right now, one of which is about tolerance, acceptance and human rights for secondary school students. The other one is about environmental protection for primary school students of Real Pearl Foundation and schools in our city. ___
The original artwork of one of our projects was created by Bordalo II and Okudart. First, we built the part by Okudart. Since the original half of the work consists of 2D shapes, we built it in 2D. Also, we wanted to show our dedication to the project so we used 1x1 bricks.
The Bordalo II half of the original Monkey is created from waste material so we used all kinds of second-hand LEGO elements, previously destined to be recycled. This gives our mosaic a kind of 3D effect.
You can find a really cool, high resolution image of the Monkey on the link below. Don't forget to zoom in for the details. Photo by Tamás Garay
Egoless Radiation. Original art by Gergő Egedi Bricks: 5,929
Cat City. Built with the permission of director Béla Ternovszky Bricks: 34,224 Built at Cinemira International Children's and Youth Film Festival
Cat City. Built with the permission of director Béla Ternovszky Bricks: 34,224 Built at Cinemira International Children's and Youth Film Festival
Super Cool? Part 2. Original art by Super Cool Szyman Bricks: 15,312. Used elements: 2347 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project
Alt Energy. Based on the drawing of Bence Dobos 3/A class student. Bricks: 21,600 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project in Gárdonyi Géza Primary School, and currently displayed in the school in Nyíregyháza, Hungary
LEGO Flower Girl Bricks: 22,320 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project in Bem József Primary School, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Super Cool? Original art by Super Cool Szyman Bricks: 15,312 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project in Bay Zoltán Nonprofit Ltd. for Applied Research, Budapest, Hungary
Cellist. Original art by Róbert Berény Bricks: 34,560 Built at Sziget Festival, Budapest, Hungary
The Flowers of the Night. Original art by Tibor Réz Diamant Bricks: 34,560 Built at Sziget Festival, Budapest, Hungary
Character Head: The Yawner. Original art by Franz Xaver Messerschmidt Bricks: 34,560 Built at Sziget Festival, Budapest, Hungary
Balaton Bricks: 34,560 Built at Sziget Festival, Budapest, Hungary
Still Life with Fruits, Parrots and White Cockatoo (detail). Original art by Jakab Bogdány Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of the Night of Museums project using second-hand elements for the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary
The Esterházy Madonna. Original art by Raffaello Santi Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of the Night of Museums project using second-hand elements for the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary
Garden of Earthly Delights (detail). Original art by Hieronymus Bosch Bricks: 21,473 Built as part of the Night of Museums project using second-hand elements for the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary
Character Head: The Yawner. Original art by Franz Xaver Messerschmidt Bricks: 12,139 Built as part of the Night of Museums project using second-hand elements for the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Hungary
Bricks: 34,224 Built on LEGO Play Day at Sóstó Open Air Museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Palenquera. Original art by Ceroker Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Environmental Protection and Change Starts With You projects in Budapest Zoo, Budapest, Hungary
Song of the flowers of the meadow. Original art by Adrienn Vincze Bricks: 16,034 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project
Original art by Matt Gondek and Sabek Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project in our school, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Kittizens. Original art by Rob Anderson Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project in Herman Ottó Primary School, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Original art by Banksy Bricks: 20,123 Built as part of our Change Starts With You project in Sinka István Town Library, Berettyóújfalu, Hungary and in our studio
Original art by Banksy Bricks: 20,123 Built as part of our Change Starts With You project in Sinka István Town Library, Berettyóújfalu, Hungary and in our studio
Tiger. Original art by Ledania Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project in Sinka István Town Library, Berettyóújfalu, Hungary
Peace. Original art by Aches Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Change Starts With You project in Sinka István Town Library, Berettyóújfalu, Hungary
Zebras. Original art by Victor Vasarely Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project in Sinka István Town Library, Berettyóújfalu, Hungary
Lobo Guará. Original art by Arlin Graff Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project in Sinka István Town Library, Berettyóújfalu, Hungary
Gandhi (4-layer version) Bricks: 11,954 Hours: 35 Built as part of our Change Starts With You project
Lion. Original art by Adrienn Vincze Bricks: 11,345 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation, and currently displayed in the primary school in Körösszegapáti, Hungary
Tit bird. Original art by Zsanett Szító Bricks: 16,794 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation in József Attila Primary School, and currently displayed in the school in Berettyóújfalu, Hungary
Balaton fish. Original art by Eszter Rózsa Bricks: 18,352 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation in II. Rákóczi Ferenc Primary School, and currently displayed in the school in Berettyóújfalu, Hungary
Sempervivum plant. Original art by Adrienn Vincze Bricks: 19,853 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation, and currently displayed in the primary school in Magyarhomorog, Hungary
Kittens. Original art by Réka Tóth Bricks: 12,351 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation in Széchenyi István Primary School, and currently displayed in the school in Berettyóújfalu, Hungary
Dodo Bricks: 21,235 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation in Hunyadi Mátyás Primary School, and currently displayed in the school in Berettyóújfalu, Hungary
Frog. Original art by Petra Ramóna Cserkúti Bricks: 11,583 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation, and currently displayed in the primary school in Komádi, Hungary
Giraffe. Original art by Adrienn Vincze Bricks: 13,619 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation, and currently displayed in the primary school in Biharkeresztes, Hungary
Mouflon. Original art by Hollóházi Porcelánmanufaktúra Kft. Bricks: 11,158 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Real Pearl Foundation, and currently displayed in the primary school in Körösszakál, Hungary
Liszt Kidz Academy logo Bricks: 9,216 Built and currently displayed in Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary Photo by Gábor Valuska. Courtesy of Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music
Rhino. Version 2 using second-hand elements Bricks: 8,543. Hours: 65 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project
Rhino. Version 1 Bricks: 5,412. Hours: 39 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project
2021
Panda Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Environmental Protection project with the students of Bem József Primary School, and currently displayed in the school in Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Know Your Rights. Original art by Toxicómano Callejero Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Changes Starts With You project with the students of Dharma Gate Buddhist High School, and currently displayed in the school in Alsószentmárton, Hungary
Gandhi Bricks: 34,224 Built as part of our Change Starts With You project with the students of Gandhi High School, and currently displayed in the school in Pécs, Hungary
David Bowie Bricks: 8,556. Hours: 44
Franz Schubert Bricks: 10,733. Hours: 17 Currently displayed in Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary
Arnold Schönberg Bricks: 5,458. Hours: 12 Currently displayed in Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary
Claudio Monteverdi Bricks: 8,637. Hours: 25 Currently displayed in Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary
Ludwig van Beethoven Bricks: 7,421. Hours: 32 Currently displayed in Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary
Sleepy Boy Bricks: 21,616 Built and currently displayed in the Pediatric Ward of Toldy Ferenc Town Hospital, Cegléd, Hungary
Conversation on the Campus Round tiles: 165,888 Joint project with Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) and LEGO Photo by Máté Lakos. Courtesy of MOME
Lewis Hamilton. Black Lives Matter Bricks: 9,100. Hours: 42 Built as part of our Change Starts With You project
Change Starts With You. Original art by Aracely Munoz Bricks: 8,900. Hours: 49
2020
Monkey. Original art by Bordalo II and Okudart Bricks: 16,050. Hours: 75 Built as part of our Street Art and Eco project
GSC2020 album cover for Anima Sound System Bricks: 13,250. Hours: 30 Currently displayed in the studio of Anima Sound System, Martonvásár, Hungary
2019
Our 2nd Banksy mosaic Bricks: 20,224 Built with primary school students as part of LEGO LCE's Street Art program
The Balloon. Original art by Pál Szinyei Merse Bricks: 20,736 Built on the Szinyei Family Day in Jósa András Museum, and currently displayed in the museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Eco-City mural. Original art by Christine Hempel Bricks: 34,224 Built with primary school students in Billund, Denmark
Mosaic to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall Bricks: 13,570. Hours: 105 Built for the German Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Cranes Bricks: 34,224 Joint project with LEGO LCE and Hortobágy National Park Currently displayed in Hortobágy National Park, Hortobágy, Hungary
Siófok Water Tower Bricks: 18,750 Built with secondary school students in Siófok, Hungary
József Bem portrait Bricks: 14,500 Built as part of our City project with the students of Bem József Primary School, and currenty displayed in the school in Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Ottó Herman portrait Bricks: 11,200 Built as part of our City project with the students of Herman Ottó Primary School, and currently displayed in the school in Nyíregyháza, Hungary
First of our two unicorns, named Todd, built for LEGO Play Day
Emily Greene Balch portrait Bricks: 11,750 Built at Szeged Youth Festival, Szeged, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks 300 project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Pista Dankó portrait Bricks: 16,120 Built at Szeged Youth Festival, Szeged, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks 300 project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Mural built for the National Opening Ceremony of the Vocational School Year Bricks: 38,000. Hours: 192 Currently displayed in Nyíregyháza Center of Vocational Training, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Gusztáv Sikuta’s Hommage A Mondrian Bricks: 36,100 Built at the Night of Museums and currently displayed in Ludwig Museum, Budapest, Hungary
Our version of Farkas Molnár's Red Cube House Currently displayed in Ludwig Museum, Budapest, Hungary
Toni Morrison portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in Balatonboglár, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Jane Addams portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with primary school students in Berettyóujfalu, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Rad Napa. Original art by Felipe Pantone Bricks: 3,750 Built as part of our Street Art project
Rad Napa. Original art by Felipe Pantone Bricks: 3,750 Built as part of our Street Art project
Rad Napa. Original art by Felipe Pantone Bricks: 3,750 Built as part of our Street Art project
Rad Napa. Original art by Felipe Pantone Bricks: 3,750 Built as part of our Street Art project
Rad Napa. Original art by Felipe Pantone Bricks: 3,750 Built as part of our Street Art project
Nyíregyháza logo Bricks: 10,000 Built as part of our City project Currently displayed in the City Hall, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Deadpool Kitty Bricks: 20,160 Built at the 4th Skilled Trades Night in our school
Jesse Owens portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in our school as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Rosa Parks portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in Pécs, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Katherine Johnson portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in Alsószentmárton, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Miklós Wesselényi portrait Bricks: 18,000. Hours: 60 Built for our school’s 50th anniversary as part of our City project Currently displayed in our school, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Michelle Obama portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in Szeged, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Kodály portrait Bricks: 20,160 Built with primary and secondary school students in collaboration with the Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta in Pécs, Hungary
Louis Armstrong portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in Pécs, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Michael Jackson portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in Nyíregyháza, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Amelia Earhart portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in Miskolc, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Pale Blue Dot mural inspired by the photo taken by NASA Voyager 1 Bricks: 17,000. Hours: 36 Built in collaboration with the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County Association of the Blind and Visually Impaired as part of our Space Rulez project
2018
Ferenc Puskás portrait Bricks: 2,700. Hours: 12
Bricks: 16,000 Built with primary school students as part of LEGO LCE's World Children’s Day program
Martin Luther King Jr portrait Bricks: 36,100 Built with secondary school students in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
András Jósa portrait Bricks: 7,500. Hours: 40 Currently exhibited in Jósa András Museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
LEGO Education Innovation Studio and Nyíregyházi Egyetem logos Bricks: 11,900. Hours: 21 Built as part of our City project Currently displayed at the University of Nyíregyháza
The spaceman minifigure from 1978 Bricks: 46,080 Built as part of our Space Rulez project on LEGO Play Day in Nyíregyháza, Hungary Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Mary Jackson portrait Bricks: 8,500. Hours: 41 Built as part of our Mix the Bricks project with the US Embassy, Budapest, Hungary
Béla Bartók portrait Bricks: 9,000. Hours: 20 Built for the Béla Bartók 28th International Choir Competition and Folklore Festival in Debrecen, Hungary Currently displayed in Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary
Our LEGO version of Roy Liechtenstein’s Vicki in Ludwig Museum Bricks: 36,100 Built at the Night of Museums and currently displayed in Ludwig Museum, Budapest, Hungary
Kodály portrait Bricks: 9,216 Built as part of the 135+1=Music Of The Future project in Lakitelek Folk High School, Lakitelek, Hungary
Apollo 17. Original artwork by Michael Kagan Bricks: 18,000 Built as part of our Space Rulez project in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary
FIRST LEGO League’s Mission MOON and INTO ORBIT logos Bricks: 24,000 and 36,100 respectively Built as part of our Space Rulez project in Debrecen, Hungary Currently displayed at LEGO Education, Billund, Denmark
Zoltán Kodály portrait Bricks: 11,500. Hours: 43 Built as part of the 135+1=Music Of The Future project Currently displayed at Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary
Teen Titans Go! Bricks: 19,000 Built at the 3rd Skilled Trades Night in our school
Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation Bricks: 15,000. Hours: 50 Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Deadpool. Original art by Alvin Lee Bricks: 11,000. Hours: 25
Lamborghini Urus Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Buzz Lightyear Bricks: 30,000 Built as part of our Space Rulez project in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary
SpaceX Falcon Heavy Bricks: 36,000 Built as part of our Space Rulez project in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary
NASA Voyagers' Golden Record Bricks: 8,500. Hours: 50 Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Deadpool. Original art by Matteo Lolli Bricks: 9,200. Hours: 45
2017
7 planets of our Solar System, and the Moon. Saturn is still missing though. Design by David Tracy Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Mars poster. Original art by NASA and JPL Bricks: 28,600 Built with secondary school students as part of our Space Rulez project in Nyíregyháza, Hungary
James Webb Space Telescope Bricks: 10,000. Hours: 32 Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Saturn V LEGO set and our Saturn V launch pad Bricks: 1,969 + 6,000. Hours: 45 Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Our Space Cowboy Bricks: 5,000. Hours: 25 Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Hubble. Original art by Oli Riches Bricks: 8,000. Hours: 35 Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Men on the Moon Bricks: 35,000 Built as part of our Space Rulez project in Debrecen, Hungary
Interstellar. Original art by Doaly Bricks: 32,250 Built as part of our Space Rulez project in Debrecen, Hungary
Deadpool unmasked. Original art by Mike Hawthorne Bricks: 11,000. Hours: 35
Deadpool. Original art by Tony Moore Bricks: 9,000. Hours: 22
Daredevil. Original art by Marko Manev Bricks: 8,000. Hours: 30
Darth Vader. Original art by Marko Manev Bricks: 8,200. Hours: 25
Armored Avenger. Original art by Marko Manev Bricks: 8,200. Hours: 21
Sentinel of Liberty. Original art by Marko Manev Bricks: 10,500. Hours: 49
Catwoman. Original art by Marko Manev Bricks: 7,400. Hours: 25
Watchmaker. Original art by Marko Manev Bricks: 8,500. Hours: 20
LEGO Anniversary build Bricks: 16,000. LEGO ducks: 537 Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Our 1:1 scale LEGO model of Buzz Aldrin’s Moon bootprint Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Our version of Majális by Pál Szinyei Merse Bricks: 46,000 Built at the Night of Museums and currently displayed in Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
Guardians of the Galaxy. Original art by Doaly Bricks: 3,000. Hours: 28 Built as part of our Space Rulez project
Jucika. Original ar by Pál Pusztai Bricks: 6,000. Hours: 30 Built for the Night of Museums in Jósa András Museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Betty Boop. Original art by Max Fleischer Bricks: 6,400. Hours: 24 Built for the Night of Museums in Jósa András Museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Catwoman. Original art by Marko Manev Bricks: 8,400. Hours: 32 Built for the Night of Museums in Jósa András Museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Oh Jeff...I love you, too...but… Original art by Roy Lichtenstein Bricks: 20,000. Hours: 54 Built for the Night of Museums in Jósa András Museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Wonder Woman. Original art by Judit Tondora Bricks: 8,200. Hours: 40 Built for the Night of Museums in Jósa András Museum, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Striped Water revisited. Original art by Steve Purnell Bricks: 7,900. Hours: 49 Built as part of our Op-Art project Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Ferenc Puskás portrait Bricks: 13,000. Hours: 70
Touka. Original art by Sui Ishida Bricks: 46,000. Hours: 118 Built at the 2nd Skilled Trades Night in our school
Prancing Horse Bricks: 8,000. Hours: 50 Built as part of our Op-Art project Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Hungaroring for our school's robotic team Bricks: 20,000. Hours: 44
Mural built to express our condolences to the families of the sixteen Hungarian students tragically killed in a bus accident in Verona, Italy in 2017.
The Dark Knight. Original art by Frank Miller Bricks: 9,000. Hours: 34 Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
2016
Deadpool original art by Declan Shalvey Bricks: 10,400. Hours: 56
Lamborghini Diablo Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Sóstó Zoo logo for our Eco project in collaboration with LEGO LCE and SóstóZoo Bricks: 10,000. Hours: 71 Currently displayed in SóstóZoo, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Extra builds for our Eco project
First build for our Eco project in collaboration with LEGO LCE and SóstóZoo
Divided by Night 2.0. Original art by Shane Turner Bricks: 11,000. Hours: 85 Built as part of our Op-Art project
Lamborghini Egoista Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Deadpool. Original art by Skottie Young Bricks: 9,700. Hours: 70
L’expo qui rend fou poster. Courtesy of Maison d’Ailleurs, Switzerland Bricks: 2,300. Hours: 20 Built as part of our Op-Art project
Lamborghini Veneno Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Centenario Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Sesto Elemento Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
nothing lasts forever. Original artwork by Anatol Knotek Bricks: 9,000. Hours: 22
Original graffiti by Banksy Bricks: 9,000. Hours: 40 Built as part of our street art project Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini LM002 Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Deadpool. Original art by Reilly Brown Bricks: 5,800. Hours: 49
2015
Darth Vader from 2015 and 2014
Bridget Riley portrait Built as part of our Op-Art project
Lamborghini Huracan Spyder Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Twitter 1,000,000 Tribute Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Reventon Roadster Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Bravo Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Miura Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Huracan Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Gallardo Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
LEGO Librarian built as part of our city project Bricks: 15,000. Hours: 30 Currently displayed in Móricz Zsigmond County and City Library, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Lamborghini Murcielago Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Op-Art Ferrari California. Courtesy of The Official Ferrari Magazine Bricks: 13,000. Hours: 70 Built as part of our Op-Art project Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Left to right: Vasarely. Bricks: 7,500. Hours: 40. Daniel Johns by WorkByKnight, Australia. Bricks: 12,000. Hours: 35. James Dean by Abderrahmane Doulache, France. Bricks: 13,000. Hours: 75 Built as part of our Op-Art project
Lamborghini Aventador Currently displayed in the LEGO factory, Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Vega II. Courtesy of Victor Vasarely Museum, Pécs, Hungary Bricks: 8,000. Hours: 80 Built as part of our Op-Art project
2014
Striped Water. Original artwork by Steve Purnell Bricks: 7,500. Hours: 40 Built as part of our Op-Art project
Orc. Design by Ben Greenlee and David Tracy
Vasarely. Original work courtesy of Fondation Vasarely, Aix-en-Provence, France Bricks: 11,000. Hours: 65 Built as part of our Op-Art project
James Dean. Original art by WorkByKnight Bricks: 2,500. Hours: 6 Photo by Attila Balázs
Eastern Island heads. Photo by Attila Balázs
Kimi Raikkonen and Fernando Alonso portraits Built after a fantastic F1 race by the Scuderia Ferrari drivers on the Hungaroring, Hungary
