2001 Lego In Motion World Tour

Tag: Fruit of the Loom Lofteez

Size: Large

Measurements: 20.5" x 30"

Stitching: Double top, double bottom

Flaws: none

The 2001 Lego In Motion World Tour was a touring exhibition that featured a variety of interactive Lego displays and activities. The tour was organized by Lego and traveled to various cities around the world, including New York, London, Paris, and Tokyo.

The tour featured a number of different themed areas, including a Lego city, a castle, and a space station, each featuring large-scale Lego models and dioramas that visitors could explore. There were also interactive play areas where visitors could build their own Lego creations, as well as a number of special exhibits, such as a replica of the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars.

In addition to the Lego displays, the tour also featured a number of live shows and events, including Lego building competitions and demonstrations by master Lego builders. The tour was designed to be a fun and engaging experience for people of all ages, and it was particularly popular with families and children.

The 2001 Lego In Motion World Tour was a successful and well-received exhibition that showcased the creativity and versatility of the Lego brand. It was part of a long tradition of Lego touring exhibitions, which continue to be popular with fans of the iconic building toy to this day.

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