We didn’t manage to get tickets for the 47th National Day Celebrations this year. But we’ll be represented by LEGO versions of ourselves on a Marina Bay Floating Platform replica made from 200,000 LEGO bricks and LEGO figures!
With a minimum donation of $5, you get to customise a pair of LEGO figures. One will be placed on the seating gallery of the Building a Loving SG structure, while the other is a keepsake. All proceeds will go to The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund.
making her donation
I brought Anya to JCube on Friday evening to create our LEGO family. She chose all the heads and the outfits for the figures. If you look at our LEGO family, you’ll see that she picked the same face for herself and her Daddy which is very fitting since they look so alike! She also chose a cap for her brother instead of hair because he’s clearly lacking in that particular department.
choosing the various bits and pieces
assembly required
our LEGO family
I wanted to put our LEGO family in the front row of the seating gallery so that they’d be easier to spot but she had other plans and insisted on placing them in the middle of nowhere. She actually wanted to put our keepsake set of LEGO figures on the stands as well so I quickly sneaked them into my bag when she wasn’t looking.
putting the figures on the stands
looking rather pleased with herself
come join us!
The Building a Loving SG roadshows are being held at Funan DigitaLife Mall, Tampines Mall, Bugis Junction and JCube until 9pm today (24 June). We won’t be attending the National Day Parade in the flesh but we will be there in spirit!
Life in the Wee Hours 
It’s such a creative idea and I’m glad all this is done for charity as well. Sophie enjoyed this very much too :)
I saw the publicity poster at several bus stops but didn’t bother to check it out until I saw your photos on Facebook. Thanks for sharing! :)
hi… I saw your blog header.. is it in singapore? So beautiful.. I’m going to visit singapore next week.. may I know the location?
thank u :D
Sorry to disappoint you but I took that photo in Melbourne! There are plenty of lush, green places to take a photo like that in Singapore though. :)
Thanks to your post, we managed to zip down to Funan in the evening and put ourselves on the stands too. Yay!
The selection at JCube looks much better than what they had at Funan btw.
I didn’t see many people at the JCube roadshow. Maybe cos it was all the way on the 5th floor and people didn’t know about it so there were more pieces left than at Funan!