Bobby’s LEGO® Dinobot Dominates—And Now, He’s Going Global!
Brace yourselves, LEGO® fans—Georgia’s own Bobby has built his way to victory! With his epic LEGO® Dinobot Transformer, this 11-year-old from Villa Rica crushed the competition to become Atlanta’s 2025 Mini Master Model Builder. But the journey doesn’t end here—Bobby is gearing up to take on the world in the first-ever Global Mini Master Model Builder competition!
Locally, the LEGO® Discovery Center Atlanta hosted a friendly yet fierce showdown of creative young builders, with Bobby’s one-of-a-kind design standing out among dozens of submissions. Now, he’s about to level up in an international brick battle, competing against fellow Mini Master Model Builders from across the globe. His next challenge? Constructing a masterpiece that best represents his hometown—and you better believe Georgia’s got a champion in the making!
Feeling inspired? LEGO® fans can fuel their own creativity at the "Build the Thrill" event, running until April 27th. With a LEGO® F1®-themed experience, families can engineer the ultimate race car, master a pit stop challenge, and explore LEGO® F1® in MINILAND. Don’t miss the chance to race into the fun!
Let's cheer Bobby on as he takes his skills to the global stage—Villa Rica, Atlanta, and all of Georgia are rooting for you! 🚀🏆
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