Bricklyn to Welcome New Brick City Delegation

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August 2, 2025

by Gloria Vanderbrick, People In the News Correspondent

Two LEGO figures, one in a red shirt and the other in a blue shirt, stand facing a vibrant LEGO city display with a banner that reads 'WELCOME NEW BRICK CITY' in a cheerful setting.

Bricklyn leaders are readying for the visit later this week of a delegation representing the LEGO realm of New Brick City, Rhode Island.

This will be the first time representatives of New Brick City will be making the long trip to the Tripartite Realm of Bricklyn, Vermont. Special Visas will be issued for their entry into Bricklyn. Given that Bricklyn is now part of the Republic of France (as an overseas territory) entry requirements have been tightened for security reasons.

A vibrant LEGO-themed assembly hall with several LEGO figures waving and smiling in the foreground, French flags displayed prominently in the background.
Bricklyn leaders celebrating France National Assembly’s decision to make Bricklyn a part of the French Republic.

After touring Bricklyn, the New Brick City delegation will discuss possible membership in The League of Inland Cities with Lars Brickmussen, the League’s Presiding Officer.


Also on the agenda will be talks with officials from both Brick Rail and Brick Air about future rail and air service linking Bricklyn and New Brick City.

During their stay in Bricklyn, New Brick City visitors will also have the chance to help build a commemorative LEGO model of Brick Rail’s original logging train. This train was important to Bricklyn’s development in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as timber was transported from Bricklyn’s forests to its sawmills. For more on the history of logging railways.

A LEGO model of a logging train on a wooden bridge, with logs loaded in the train's car and two LEGO figures standing beside it.

New Brick City visitors will also have the special opportunity to visit the Vermont Outerlands, which borders Bricklyn.

A vibrant and detailed miniature landscape depicting a rural area with green hills, a winding river, and several farms. The scene includes houses, barns, and cows grazing on lush fields surrounded by trees.
Small bridge over the Brickooski River connecting Bricklyn (on left) to the Vermont Outerlands.

Once again, we look forward to giving a warm Bricklyn welcome to our New Brick City visitors.


A colorful LEGO-inspired eagle design featuring a bold yellow beak, striking blue eyes, and fluffy white feathers, set against a bright background with various circular LEGO pieces.

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To the Editor: Both the Federal Council of the Realm of Bricklyn and the Bricklyn Chamber of Commerce are pleased to have representatives from New Brick City visit. We look forward to our planned meetings which will help foster closer ties between our two Realms. — Hilma Plater-Zybrick, President of the Bricklyn Federal Council, and Tom Brickorti, CEO of the Bricklyn Chamber of Commerce.


To the Editor: We the students of Bricklyn’s Red Brick School are happy to have visitors from New Brick City. We have seen photos of New Brick City and it looks like a cool place to live. We hope you like our city. Maybe you will have some good ideas for making Bricklyn even better — Milly Plater-Zybrick, 6th grade class president.