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PRESIDENT MICHAEL D Higgins is currently doing a damn fine job of representing the country across the water in the UK – most notably, getting on with the Queen like a house on fire.
What better way to immortalise the State Visit than with Lego?
Photographer Debbie Hickey of Studio Ten Media (who also made the Lego version of Team Panti) has created scenes from the State Visit, entirely in Lego.
Lego President Higgins is just as cute as real life President Higgins.
Monday 23 December, 2024
Monday 23 December, 2024
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President Higgins' historic State Visit, re-imagined in Lego
PRESIDENT MICHAEL D Higgins is currently doing a damn fine job of representing the country across the water in the UK – most notably, getting on with the Queen like a house on fire.
What better way to immortalise the State Visit than with Lego?
Photographer Debbie Hickey of Studio Ten Media (who also made the Lego version of Team Panti) has created scenes from the State Visit, entirely in Lego.
Lego President Higgins is just as cute as real life President Higgins.
Rolling up to Windsor Castle
Here he is with the lads
Queen Elizabeth, resplendent in a daring sleeveless gown, while President Higgins stuns in a red bow tie
Only gold platters for our yellow-hued heads of state
No word on if the Queen and Michael D actually dined on Mexican food that night
On her website Hickey expressed her disappointment that President Higgins wouldn’t get to Legoland in Windsor, but sure he’s halfway there.
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