LEGO Conferences offer a great opportunity for AFOLs to pool their resources to create monster displays, like this one from LUGPol members in Warsaw. LUGs often spend many hours months in advance planning large-scale displays, and many more hours setting them up once they arrive at the venue.
This is a recreation of the Battle of Grunwald, in honor of the 600th anniversary of the battle. According to one of the participants, there are 96 baseplates and over 700 minifigs. I love the fact that it's not just a massive array of minifigs, but there has been significant attention paid to landscaping as well. It must have taken a lot of coordination to get the various segments of the stream lined up, for example. There are also a ton of very detailed custom figs in both armies. You can see some in the photos below:
This really gives the impression that various lords have been called out and brought hosts of soldiers in different liveries to the battle. Which is, I suppose, what happened here; various AFOLs brought out their own armies and gathered them all on the same battlefield!
Here are 3 galleries of more photos from this display:
Number 1
Number 2
Number 3
Very cool. I wish I had that many mini figs
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