Record-large LEGO diorama re-creates battles from Lord of the Rings

Those of you who wish you could visit Middle-earth now, at least, have another replica option. 

A children’s museum in Shenzhen, China, now boasts a Lord of the Rings-inspired LEGO creation that covers 2,060 square feet, reports Mental Floss.

That makes it the largest mini brick build ever, according to Guinness World Records.

Fifty people (or “architects,” as Mental Floss dubs them) spent three years re-creating battle scenes from the J.R.R. Tolkien fantasy trilogy, using 150 million bricks in the process.

Until it’s safe to travel, though, you’ll most likely have to admire the Lord of the Rings LEGO diorama through this video that Guinness shared.

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