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Brickwrecks Sunken Ships in LEGO Bricks | Exhibition at Chatham Historic Dockyard

Making its UK debut at The Historic Dockyard Chatham Brickwrecks: Sunken Ships in LEGO® Bricks exhibition Chatham Dockyard is a great place to visit The ticket is a good deal. PAY FOR A DAY, VISIT FREE FOR ONE YEAR Brickwrecks takes you on a journey through maritime archaeology, recreating world-famous shipwrecks with incredible detail and creativity. From ancient vessels to modern-day wrecks, the exhibition covers legendary ships spanning over 3,000 years, offering a unique opportunity to discover each ship’s story, its historical significance, and the remarkable finds uncovered at these underwater archaeological sites. See renowned shipwrecks recreated with thousands of LEGO® bricks, including: RMS TITANIC: The famed luxury liner that tragically sank in the North Atlantic in 1912. BATAVIA: A Dutch trading ship that met its end in 1629 off Western Australia’s coast. HMS TERROR & HMS EREBUS: Both wrecked in 1848 while seeking the Northwest Passage. ULUBURUN: The oldest known shipwreck, dating to around 1300 BCE, discovered off the coast of Turkey. HMS PANDORA: Lost in 1791 while pursuing the Bounty mutineers on the Great Barrier Reef. VASA: The iconic Swedish warship, sunk in Stockholm harbour in 1628. SHINAN: A Chinese vessel that sank in 1323 near South Korea’s Shinan Islands. MV RENA: A Liberian container ship wrecked on New Zealand’s Astrolabe Reef in 2011. 0:00 - Welcome to Chatham Historic Dockyard 0:45 - Brickwrecks Exhibition at Chatham Dockyard 6:20 - Historic Lifeboat Collection 7:53 - 3 Slip: The Big Space (Chatham Dockyard) 9:31 - Lunch from the WAGON STOP CANTEEN 9:55 - Final Thoughts 10:31 - Gift Shop 11:09 - Thanks for watching please Subscribe https://thedockyard.co.uk/ HMS Gannet HMS Cavalier THE ROPERY Call the Midwife Official Locations Great for Autistic Children