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Lego Brick 50th Anniversary Celebration

By Angel | January 28, 2008 5:47 am |
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Google always stay in the know of the most interesting and important events. Even now, they didn’t fail and have updated their logo for celebrating the 50th anniversary of this extremely popular plastic brick. I am talking about the Lego Brick.

Lego-logo from Google

The first brick was patented on January 28 1958 but the story started many years before this date in 1932 in the workshop of his creator, Ole Kirk Christiansen. BYW, there are approximately 100 new items of LEGO bricks created particularly for this celebration.

Nathan Sawaya LEGO brick artist

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