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Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.-5

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.-5

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.-4

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.-4

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.-3

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.-3

National Museum of Flight curator, Ian Brown stands on the wing of a Percival Provost aircraft in the East Lothian attraction’s Conservation Hangar where a series of new tours will enable visitors to learn about the work of the Museum’s conservation team. Also pictured is a 24m Blue Streak intermedi

National Museum of Flight curator, Ian Brown stands on the wing of a Percival Provost aircraft in the East Lothian attraction’s Conservation Hangar where a series of new tours will enable visitors to learn about the work of the Museum’s conservation team. Also pictured is a 24m Blue Streak intermediate-range ballistic missile, a Buccaneer jet and the front section of a Nimrod patrol aircraft.

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.-2

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.-2

National Museum of Flight curator, Ian Brown beside a Percival Provost aircraft in the East Lothian attraction’s Conservation Hangar where a series of new tours will enable visitors to learn about the work of the Museum’s conservation team.

National Museum of Flight curator, Ian Brown beside a Percival Provost aircraft in the East Lothian attraction’s Conservation Hangar where a series of new tours will enable visitors to learn about the work of the Museum’s conservation team.

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.

Roman McIntyre and Effie Beamish (both 8) get ready for the National Museum of Flight’s Awesome Bricks event on Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 August.  The family-friendly weekend includes the chance to build LEGO brick structures, see intricate LEGO brick models including a rotating space station, and help to construct a giant LEGO image of a 1907 biplane.

National Museum of Flight curator, Ian Brown beside a Percival Provost aircraft in the East Lothian attraction’s Conservation Hangar where a series of new tours will enable visitors to learn about the work of the Museum’s conservation team.

National Museum of Flight curator, Ian Brown beside a Percival Provost aircraft in the East Lothian attraction’s Conservation Hangar where a series of new tours will enable visitors to learn about the work of the Museum’s conservation team.