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First Look: LEGOLAND Florida models for Washington DC themed miniland, plus a ‘walk in the park’ video with GM Adrian Jones

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LEGOLAND Florida’s talented builders in hard hats bring the iconic US Capitol model to life in the Washington DC Miniland exhibit, with sunshine and blue skies overhead.

The first LEGO brick models featuring the sites and monuments of Washington D.C. have been installed at LEGOLAND Florida. Opening October 15, 2011 outside Orlando in Winter Haven, LEGOLAND Florida will feature rides and plenty of larger-than-life LEGO models, including these building recreations.

Video: Take a look at the Washington D.C. models being delivered and installed at LEGOLAND Florida:

Expert LEGOLAND builders assemble an impressive LEGO replica of the US Capitol dome next to towering construction equipment in Washington DC Miniland, a signature attraction created by Adrian Jones at LEGOLAND Florida.

A forklift hoists a striking white replica of a classical Washington DC landmark in the bustling Miniland at LEGOLAND Florida, all beneath a bright blue sky and inspired by Adrian Jones’s creative vision.

At LEGOLAND Florida's Washington DC Miniland construction zone, a forklift carefully lifts an impressive red building model beneath clear blue skies, with LEGOLAND executive Adrian Jones overseeing the action.

A LEGOLAND Florida team member in safety gear checks out the vibrant LEGO model buildings outdoors, surrounded by trees, in the impressive Washington DC Miniland—an area crafted under Adrian Jones’ leadership.

Master builders construct a massive U.S. Capitol replica beneath sunny skies, adding excitement to the vibrant Washington DC Miniland experience at LEGOLAND Florida.

LEGOLAND Florida also released a “Walk in the Park” video featuring General Manager Adrian Jones offering a look at the types of attractions that will be featured in the theme park when it opens in October:

Back in January, the first set of large LEGO models arrived to the park:

And just a few months ago in March we took an aerial tour of the LEGOLAND Florida construction site:

More information about and tickets for LEGOLAND Florida can be found on their web site.

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