We have approached one more year to the exhibition of TRENBrick organized by ALE! to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Railway Museum from Madrid. We have been with Miguel Polished, vice president of ALE! and one of the organizers of the event, who has been delighted at the great attendance at the event. And on Saturday, at seven in the afternoon, when we passed, there was still a line to enter and they gave us tickets with the number 900. So we can only congratulate them and invite readers to see some of the images of the exposition.
What I liked most about the exhibition, in addition to the route of the tracks throughout the exhibition, is the huge 100% LEGO railway bridge over three meters long and two high by which the trains passed. We also stopped in an area of theme park, in the North Station (in the first and second images), in the platforms in which many trains remained parked and those dedicated to Springfield with The Simpsons.
The Lego Friends They were next to the Trainsilvania area:
Detail of the three-meter suspension bridge with train finishing crossing it:
Miguel Polished (on the right) instructing the ALE team! and surely congratulating them for the extraordinary work that all attendees loved:
LEGO figures in the theme park:
More attractions of the Park with the enchanted LEGO figures circling and going up and down:
Springfield and the characteristic hill:
The House of The Simpsons at the bottom…
… Y Homer approaching her crossing the zebra crossing at the Beatles:
Detail of the train platform With all the machines and wagons waiting for your moment to leave:
Congratulations to ALE! and at Train museum for the extraordinary superbly organized event and for the 30th anniversary. In addition TRENBricks, one more year, loved and surprised the families who came to see the exhibition and enjoy the rest of the Museum in which steam engines continue to have a huge appeal.
