Child destroys LEGO sculpture that took man three days to build
Everything was awesome — for an hour.
A Chinese LEGO sculptor’s painstakingly made rendition of a Disney character was brought down by a child shortly after it was unveiled at a show in the northeastern city of Ningbo.
Creator Mr. Zhao spent three days building a brick version of Nick Wilde, from this year’s hit “Zootopia,” and shared photos of the work becoming a full-fledged fox.
The statue, whichCCTVreported could be worth $15,000, was roped off at a LEGO expo, but within an hour a boy thought to be 4 or 5 got next to the not-quite-cuddly character and knocked him down.
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Despite his work being turned to rubble, Zhao accepted an apology from the child’s parents and acknowledged that their rambunctious son did not mean to destroy the work.
A child thought to be 4 or 5 got next to the plastic fox and managed to destroy him.
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The figure’s creator spent three days replicating the features of Disney’s animated star.
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A child thought to be 4 or 5 got next to the plastic fox, which took three days to make, and managed to completely destroy him.
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