This year's edition of the world's best known music festival is here. There's already been some drama with both Dave Grohl and his fans getting an unlucky break, and founder Michael Eavis telling us the festival might have to move somewhere else in future. But over 150,000 revellers are still gearing up for Florence, The Who and Kanye, as well as a host of other performers, experiences and traditions.
With just days to go until the big event some people are already enjoying the party - on a more miniature scale.
Legoland Windsor has unveiled its take on the famous festival, complete with headline acts Kayne West, Florence and the Machine and The Who's Roger Daltrey. The miniscape even includes real Worthy Farm mud as well as an impressive-looking Pyramid Stage. The Resort’s talented Model Making team have created the 10cm high Lego recreations of the famous stars, plus Kim Kardashian backstage in the VIP area.
And a festival isn’t a festival without all the essentials – including mini portaloos, tents and festival-goers mud sliding in real Glastonbury Festival mud delivered direct to the Resort from Worthy Farm.
The Glastonbury scene took the Resort’s talented model making team 720 hours to build, using around 9,872 bricks, including 5,400 used to create the 50cm high Pyramid Stage based on precise dimensions supplied by the Glastonbury Festival team.
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