"They have this beautiful system, that if you accidentally destroy a Lego [brick], the utility of the rest of the system is still there." There are a number of practical concerns in large-scale ...

Building was never my bag. I've always been more of a "Search and Destroy" guy − sorry, I couldn't resist the musical reference. And though the colorful Lego bricks have been around since the ...

A fire in 1960 again destroyed Lego's wooden toy warehouse, after which it decided to stick to plastic to make its bricks - and the rest is history.

And although the factory was twice destroyed by fire ... where you can see how Lego bricks are produced. Unfortunately, the Lego Vault isn’t open to the public, although you can watch a tour ...

Wood was the company's main product material until a fire destroyed the factory ... injection molding machine, The LEGO Group developed its first plastic brick. In 1949, The LEGO Company launched ...

But this mobile manufacturing machine does the reverse, turning rubble from destroyed buildings into bricks – bricks which can be stacked and joined together Lego-style to form mortarless ...