OMGEE!!! We know that children can get out of hand sometimes but parents should have better control of their offspring when they are in public settings, like museums, art galleries and things like that. In this latest post, a small child destroyed the hard work a young, talented Chinese boy had done with his amazing Lego inspired figurine of Zootopia’s Nick Fox. Although the incident was not intentional, we can’t help but feel bad for the hard word this young man out into the figurine.
Read more as reported by Mashable:
Children might be small in stature, but let’s be honest, they can be rather destructive when left to their own devices.
Such is the case with a young Chinese boy, who single-handedly pushed over a giant fox figurine of Nick from Zootopia on Sunday at the LEGO Expo in Ningbo, China.
It so happened that it was the first day of the exhibition and the display had been open to the public for no more than an hour when the incident occurred.
According to Zhao, the artist who spent three days and nights painstakingly piecing together the figurine, the parents were very apologetic over the mishap.
The LEGO figurine is said to cost more than 100,000 yuan ($15,170).
Zhao declined compensation as he insisted the child had not meant to break the figurine. The artist went on to post pictures of the broken figurine on his Weibo account, but did not elaborate about what had happened except to say he was heartbroken to see his hard work destroyed.
Zhao declined compensation as he insisted the child had not meant to break the figurine. The artist went on to post pictures of the broken figurine on his Weibo account, but did not elaborate about what had happened except to say he was heartbroken to see his hard work destroyed.
Source: Mashable