"Lego City" YouTuber fulfils dream and opens museum
10.1.2024
Translation: machine translated
Do you know Bob Brickman and his "Lego City" on YouTube? You can now experience the Lego enthusiast up close in his museum in Rosenheim, Bavaria.
Lego city, western world, moon base, Star Wars: Bob Brickman's "Lego city" on YouTube is legendary. The YouTuber has a dedicated fan base: it consists of almost 250,000 subscribers and his videos achieve up to half a million clicks.
A dream come true
A little over a year ago, he announced that he wanted to turn his Lego city into a museum. To this end, he rented a larger space in Rosenheim, which first had to be renovated. There is a shop next to the museum, which is already open. But then came the bad news: the museum was in danger of failing due to a lack of suitable sponsors.
After Christmas, however, the YouTuber announced that it would open despite all the adversity. A test opening was therefore successful:
The exhibition will be on permanent display from March this year. Bob Brickman will announce the exact dates on his homepage. As he explains in the video, you will be able to book timeslots to view the exhibition.
About Bob Brickman
Bob Brickman's name is Marcus Ungermanns, according to the imprint. On his channel, which was launched in 2018, he regularly shows how he realises various construction projects for his "Lego city": for example, how he builds a road tunnel or tracks for a tram. He explains his ideas in detail and gives tips. He is also popular for the rather unconventional construction methods he uses.
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