Brick Alley LEGO User Group held its annual Thirsk Brick Show on Saturday (Feb 7) between 10m and 4pm.
The small, one day LEGO show featuring over 30 exhibits, traders and activities for LEGO fans of all ages in the market town of Thirsk.
The event was held to help raise funds for Holy Rood House, a centre for health and pastoral care in Thirsk.
We sent photographer James Hardisty to capture some of the incredible models on show. Take a look through the best pictures below.
1. Thirsk Brick Show
Craig Smith, of Thirsk, with his 'MOC' - (My Own Creation) Titled Theme Park, with over 30,000 Lego Bricks. Picture: James Hardisty. Photo: James Hardisty
2. Thirsk Brick Show
Ed Doubtfire, of Wakefield, a member of the LNUR ' Lego Northern UK Railway' - with his collection of 'MOC' - (My Own Creation) Lego Trains. Picture: James Hardisty Photo: James Hardisty
3. Thirsk Brick Show
Andy Back, of Darlington, with his 'MOC' - (My Own Creation) titled Dungeons and Dragons. Picture: James Hardisty. Date: 7th February 2026. Photo: James Hardisty
4. Thirsk Brick Show
Chloe Lumley, of County Durham, with her 'MOC' - (My Own Creation) of a Lego Boy, with over 1,2000 Lego Bricks. Picture: James Hardisty. Photo: James Hardisty