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Mocsage participated in the 2025-WWB exhibition

by Mocsage Feng 02 Jul 2025

 

The 2025 World War Brick Show took place at the Brickmania Toyworks headquarters in Minneapolis, USA, from June 6 to 8. The public exhibition was on June 7 and 8, and on June 6, it was only open to weekend pass holders. The event featured hundreds of original LEGO military and post-apocalyptic themed works, interactive games, workshops, and exclusive products from brands such as Brickmania, BrickArms, and COBI.

This year’s World War Brick ‘theme’ is Apocalypse! Mainly to celebrate the recent rise in popularity surrounding wasteland and/or post-apoc MOCs. That said, the focus of World War Brick remains the representation military history using brick-built mediums. Additionally, due to the explosive rise of brands like COBI and The Atom Brick, we’re happy to remind participants that any and all brick-building mediums are welcome at World War Brick. Whatever allows you to express the history that impassions you is welcome excluding depictions of extreme violence, war crimes, or other creations considered distasteful. Keep in mind, this is a family event!

At the WWII Bricks 2025 booth, multiple models continued to attract attention, especially the B-1 Lancer bomber and the WWII PBY Black Cat helicopter in the middle booth. These two large models became a highlight of the entire exhibition. The exhibition area was often crowded with visitors and designers who were amazed at the exquisite craftsmanship and impressive shape of the models. Many visitors took photos with the models, which became a popular photo spot in the venue.

Other models worth noting included the C-47 Skytrain, the MH-6 Little Bird helicopter, the World Trade Center, and various helicopter models. Nearby, the "Twin Mini Towers" MOC, a clever nod to urban resilience, also drew admiration for its scale and symbolism.

One of the models that really caught the eye was the C-47 Skytrain. It had this classic dark gray color scheme that instantly reminded me of those WWII transport planes. The white stripes along the wings and body were a nice touch—definitely meant to echo those invasion stripes you always see in historical photos. That mix of muted military tones and subtle contrast gave the whole thing a super authentic, worn-in, battlefield vibe. You could tell a lot of thought went into making it look the part.

Then there was the MH-6 Little Bird helicopter. Super sleek, with a matte black finish that made it look straight-up tactical. The transparent parts on the cockpit and tail lights added a bit of realism too. It just looked cool—like something ready for a stealth mission. The shape was compact, the lines were sharp, and the whole thing felt really dynamic, even just sitting there on the table.

Right next to it was the “Twin Mini Towers” MOC, which had a similar vibe. Gray and silver tones again, but with a bit more texture and layering. The light blue tiles up near the top gave off this soft, glass-like reflection—kind of like the towers were catching the sky. It was subtle, not flashy, but really well done. Overall, these models weren’t just builds—they told stories through color and design.

The World Trade Center model had a totally different feel—very clean and modern. It was mostly built from light gray and silver bricks, and had this tall, minimalist silhouette. What stood out were the transparent blue bricks scattered throughout to mimic windows. They caught the light just right, giving the whole structure a sense of realism and elegance. It felt respectful, almost solemn in a way.

Each exhibit was unique and sparked heated discussions among military history enthusiasts, model enthusiasts, and ordinary audiences. The overall atmosphere around the booth was lively and fascinating, reflecting the public's strong interest in historical accuracy and creative design.

Whether you want to show off your creations, or want to experience mosaic group building, risk fighting, or listen to expert explanations, WWB is the place for you. 

“l actually think this went over much better than the 1 cent purchase. ”Said one designer, “one mother was so happy she even took a picture of her son with me in from of your banner.

This years WWB proved that bricks could convey both destruction and humanity. As I left, I overheard a kid ask his dad, "Can we make our own bunker at home?" Mission accomplished, WWB.

Here, we transform brick toys into tools of empathy, inspiring us to confront our past while imagining a better future. See you next year, to continue to build, question, and remember.

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