Legos are a line of plastic interlocking building bricks produced by the Danish toy company the Lego Group, which was founded by Ole Kirk Christiansen in 1932. The toy consists of various-colored bricks and other parts, such as minifigures, that can be assembled in countless ways to build objects, which can then be taken apart and reused to create new constructions. The word "LEGO" comes from the Danish phrase "leg godt," meaning "play well".
Key Aspects
- Manufacturer: The Lego Group, a privately held Danish company.
- Materials: The interlocking bricks are made from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastic.
- Design: The basic LEGO brick design has remained consistent since the 1950s.
- Versatility: Pieces can be connected to create a vast array of objects, from buildings and vehicles to complex models.
- Reusability: Completed models can be disassembled, and the bricks reused for new creations.
- Product Range: The Lego Group offers a wide variety of sets and themes, including cities, space, movies (like Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Disney), and educational products.
- Global Reach: Lego is the world's largest toy manufacturer by sales, with production facilities in several countries.
- Brand: The official name is LEGO, though it's commonly referred to as "Legos".
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