Photo: Benjamin D. Esham (bdesham), Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.How well do you know the world's most famous building brick? Test your knowledge on the history, design, and surprising records of LEGO!
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"Leg godt" simply means "play well" in Danish. Ole Kirk Christiansen came up with the name in 1934. By coincidence, "lego" is also a Latin word, meaning "I gather" or "I read".
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Chris Pratt voiced Emmet, the cheerful construction worker mistaken for the "Special." Will Arnett voiced Batman in the same film. The movie was a massive critical and commercial success, praised for its clever humor and stunning animation style that mimicked actual stop-motion.
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The first LEGOLAND theme park opened in Billund, Denmark, in 1968, right next to the original LEGO factory. It was an instant success, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors in its first year alone. Today, there are Legoland parks operating across several continents.

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Lego House is located in Billund, the birthplace of the LEGO brick. Designed by architect Bjarke Ingels, the building looks like 21 giant LEGO bricks stacked on top of each other. It contains interactive play zones, a massive museum of LEGO history, and incredible brick sculptures.
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LEGO is officially recognized as the world's largest tire manufacturer, producing over 300 million tiny rubber tires every year for its various vehicle sets. While they are obviously not meant for real cars, they are made of real rubber and meet strict quality standards.
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Ole Kirk Christiansen was a master carpenter and joiner who began crafting wooden toys in his workshop in Billund, Denmark, during the Great Depression. This pivot eventually birthed the LEGO empire. Interestingly, his workshop burned down twice before the iconic plastic bricks were ever developed.
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The modern LEGO minifigure, with movable arms and legs and a printed smiling face, arrived in 1978 in Castle, Space and Town sets. Earlier LEGO people already existed, such as bigger figures from 1974 and small faceless ones from 1975. Billions of minifigures have been made since then.
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Hilary Page invented the Kiddicraft Self-Locking Building Bricks in 1939. LEGO received a sample with an injection-moulding machine it bought, made its own version from 1949, and only in 1958 added the tubes inside that give today's bricks their grip. In 1981 LEGO paid Page's family for the right to keep using the design.
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LEGO bricks are primarily made from Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), a sturdy thermoplastic that gives the bricks their famous durability, shine, and clutch power. The company is actively researching sustainable alternatives to transition to eco-friendly materials in the future.
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LEGO Star Wars launched in 1999, just before 'The Phantom Menace' reached cinemas. It was the company's very first licensed theme and became one of its most successful ever, opening the door to many more film sets, video games and even LEGO films.
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