LArgest LEGO mosaic

[Angeli]

hi guys, what is the largest LEGO mosaic?

I;ve been reasearchign online, but can;t find definitive answer.
I have it in my mind that Fairy Bricks (UK) and TLG hold the record, but can;t find it online

I also found 80.48 meter square is held by The Toy Museum in Ohio, USA

So, what is the bigest LEGO mosaic, size (sqr meters, or baseplates, or studs)?

[Angeli]

This is the largest I have found:

"At the LEGO House in Billund, Denmark, a team from Fairy Bricks organised the building of the largest every LEGO mosaic. Celebrating the history of the LEGO Group, the 2,585 baseplate mosaic features significant milestones in the company’s history. Classic minfiigures, the Friends mini-dolls, the wooden duck and Star Wars all made it onto the design.

It took six days of building, two for LEGO employees and four for the general public, in which individuals built as many small plates of bricks as they liked, which the Fairy Bricks team then added to the larger design. Throughout the week, employees from the LEGO Group and visitors to the attraction got involved with clipping down bricks. The finished mosaic measured 12 by 14 metres and used over 600,000 bricks."

(On picture Jan and Kev:)

Is there a bigger one?

[MxWinters]

Fairy Bricks do massive mosaics at the two biggest shows in the UK, Bricktastic which Kevin and Leanne from Fairy Bricks run in Manchester each year and at the Great Western Brick Show in the STEAM museum in Swindon that Brickish run. I have photos of Bricktastic 2022 and STEAM 2022 and 2023 on my HDD but I didn't take them or have premission to share them so I can't post them here. There is a couple of photos of the STEAM mosaics on google image though. I don't know the exact size and if they are bigger than the one @Angeli linked above or not (probably not) but they are indeed massive and very impressive. We always do a group photo around them after the Sunday show once they are complete.

I'm friends with both Kev and Leanne so I could ask what size the Bricktastic and STEAM mosaics are them next time I see them (most likely at this year's GWBS) if you want.