Grenaa to host two royal ships, one built of Lego

Grenaa is preparing for a unique royal visit on June 2nd, which will include not only the Royal Couple but also two special "royal ships." One of these is a meticulously crafted 4.1-meter-long Lego model of the Royal Ship Dannebrog, a testament to the dedication of its builders who spent a combined 800 hours on its creation.

The arrival of this impressive Lego replica in Grenaa is not without its challenges. Staff at Legoland Billund, where the model was constructed, express nervousness about its transport. "It is a fragile model, so we are of course nervous. A lot can happen when you have to load it onto a truck and off again," said Jan Mouritzen, head of the model department at Legoland Billund, emphasizing the importance of its safe arrival and return.

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It is a fragile model, so we are of course nervous. There can of course happen a lot when you have to load it onto a truck and off again.

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It is not entirely unimportant that we get it there and back again in one piece.