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The boys would hold sets up with string if they wanted them to look like they were flying. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

The Salloum family spent their time at home, during the Covid-19 nightly restrictions, to create scenes using Lego sets. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

The family set up a special Instagram page to post pictures of their creations. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

The family sometimes spent hours discussing the scenes before they createmthem. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

They plan to keep building sets and creating scenes to add to a Lego museum they hope to open one day. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

The boys would hold sets up with string if they wanted them to look like they were flying. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

The Salloum family spent their time at home, during the Covid-19 nightly restrictions, to create scenes using Lego sets. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

The family set up a special Instagram page to post pictures of their creations. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

The family sometimes spent hours discussing the scenes before they createmthem. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

They plan to keep building sets and creating scenes to add to a Lego museum they hope to open one day. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

The boys would hold sets up with string if they wanted them to look like they were flying. Courtesy: Ziad Salloum

A family's lockdown Lego project that could launch a career

The Salloums started building Lego sets and creating elaborate backdrops for them. They hope to one day open a museum to display their creations

December 05, 2020

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