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AFOL CLASSICISTS

 

This page is dedicated to highlighting the gear many AFOLs (Adult Fan Of LEGO) around the would who engage with ancient history though LEGO model building, using their imagination to create vast and complex models and scenes inspired by ancient history and architecture from ancient Rome, Greece and Egypt (and any ancient culture at all).

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If you have a LEGO MOC* inspired by ancient history and want us to feature it on the BCE page please email here: contact@brickclassicists.com

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© Matt Dadswell, 2013

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Greek Parthenon

Matt Dadswell

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Australia

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© Antonio Cerretti

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The Temple of Vesta

Antonio Cerretti

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Italy

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© Bricks to the Past, 2015

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The Wall, Rome's Northern Frontier

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UK

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The Brick Classicists Empire (BCE) portraits are designed and constructed on Gadigal Land, on which the city of Sydney now stands. We respect and honour the traditional owners and their Elders past, present and future.

 

Copyright

 

The Brick Classicists Empire (BCE) is a non-profit, artistic and educational project of pop-art portraits of classicists made with LEGO® parts by Liam D. Jensen. LEGO® is the property of the LEGO® Group, Denmark which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.

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The term “LEGO” is used herein as a description only, for example “International LEGO Classicism Day”, “LEGO Classics Pantheon” and “LEGO Classics” should not to be mistaken for official company names. All photos are the copyright of Liam D. Jensen unless otherwise stated and may not be used without the artist’s written permission and full accreditation.

 

The Brick Classicists Empire (BCE) motto “To Do History is to Play” and its classical Greek translation "ἱστορεῖν παίζειν” is the copyright of Liam D. Jensen and Prof. John Bennet. All rights reserved.

 

The Brick Classicists Empire (BCE) website is copyright of Liam. D. Jensen, 2021-2026.

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