LEGO is currently running a survey to help them understand how people feel about the use of plastics. This is part of a bigger study (you may remember some of the previous surveys), and they would really like to have both parents as well as adult fans of LEGO participate. Results will be shared sometime […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

It has become a tradition at the LEGO company that employees receive a very special exclusive holiday set as a Christmas gift. These sets are only distributed to employees and are not available directly to the general public (although you can find them on eBay, BrickLink, and other secondary marketplaces). Some of the highlights from […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

Every quarter, LEGO Ambassadors are asked to fill out a survey and give feedback on the LEGO Ambassador Network platform and experience, as well as other related topics. The survey is filled out anonymously by Ambassadors, and the AFOL Engagement Team takes into consideration all the feedback to make improvements. Most of the questions are […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

If you have the recently released #71044 LEGO Disney Train & Station set and some of the previously released trains, you probably noticed that the system for building the train cars have changed. The older system used plastic train wheels connected with thin metal axles through the slots of the train wheel holder. In the […]Original linkOriginal author: admin

(Written by William) With the winter holiday season upon us, it’s time to arrange and display the LEGO Winter Village sets. This year, the #10267 LEGO Winter Village Gingerbread House takes us to the whimsy side, just like the #10245 LEGO Winter Village Santa’s Workshop did back in 2014. New neighbors have moved into the […]Original linkOriginal author: admin