How the LEGO Group Approaches Child Safety Online: Build & Talk, UNICEF and RITEC
How does the LEGO Group approach child safety online? We examine Build & Talk, UNICEF, COSA and RITEC — while separating the roles of the LEGO Group and the LEGO Foundation.
When One Castle Was Enough to Build a Whole World. How Classic LEGO Left Room for Imagination
Castle, Space and Pirates show how classic LEGO themes built whole worlds from a few visual rules, recognizable characters and plenty of space for builders to invent the rest.
What Happened to BrickLink After Its Founder Died. From Family-Run Site to LEGO Group Ownership
After Daniel Jezek’s death, BrickLink survived under his family, was acquired by NXMH in 2013 and then bought by the LEGO Group in 2019. This is how a fan-built marketplace became part of the LEGO ecosystem.
Are All LEGO Technic Axles Made From the Same Plastic. Why Longer Axles Twist More
Are 3L and 12L LEGO Technic axles made from the same plastic? LEGO identifies POM as an axle material, while basic torsion mechanics explains why longer axles twist more under the same load.
What LEGO Actually Patented in 1958. Why Compatible Bricks Exist and Why Quality Varies
LEGO’s 1958 patent covered the stud-and-tube system that created reliable clutch power. Once the patent expired, compatible systems could legally emerge. The harder challenge is reproducing the same fit and consistency at scale.
How BrickLink Began. Daniel Jezek and the Marketplace That Changed LEGO Reselling
BrickLink began as Daniel Jezek’s answer to a practical problem with online LEGO parts selling. Within a year, BrickBay had grown into a marketplace that was reshaping the secondary market.
Adult LEGO Sets Are Taking Over the Living Room. October Shows Four Different Display Problems
October’s adult LEGO releases reveal four different ways finished models consume space, from the 136 cm Executor to compact display pieces and collections that grow year after year.
LEGO’s Executor Is 136 cm Long. What Happens When a Set Outgrows the Shelf
LEGO Executor 75457 measures 136 × 50 × 20 cm. Here’s what those dimensions mean in a real room, and why 50 cm of width may be harder to manage than the length itself.
The LEGO Heist Gadget in The Olsen Gang’s 1979 Film
A 1979 Olsen Gang film features a remote-controlled LEGO-built vehicle as part of a heist. Here is the story behind the unusual prop and the role of Henning Bahs.
Should You Keep Empty LEGO Sticker Sheets? A Collector’s Guide
Should you keep the empty paper left after applying LEGO stickers? Here’s when a sticker sheet still matters, when the backing can be discarded, and why collectors should treat the two differently.