The new Legoland in Florida has had its first models delivered, it has been revealed.
According to the LA Times, 32 figures made from the colourful plastic bricks arrived at the site for the theme park, which is due to open in at the end of this year.
People heading to property in Florida may want to add the attraction to their list of places to visit.
Spanning some 150 acres, the park will feature creations such as a howling wolf, a wizard, a blacksmith and an axe-wielding knight, with some of the Lego models placed around the rides.
The Florida park is set to be the largest Legoland in the world, featuring 50 rides and shows, the publication noted.
Anyone staying in a property in Florida could find that the attraction becomes a firm favourite among kids, with owners Merlin Entertainments Group stating it is aimed at children aged two to 12.
On announcing the development of the new Legoland in January this year, the organisation added that it is intending to construct accommodation on the site.
