Modular design and vigorous imagination are some of the necessary components for a truly inspiring LEGO collection. First founded in 1932 in Billund, Denmark, the company that makes toy bricks have established itself as a maker of globally recognized objects for customization, playful innovation and art-making.
Inspiring LEGO creations have surfaced from within the scope of the company—Legoland Japan's record-breaking 7,348-pound cherry blossom tree or its family-friendly hotel—as well as outside of it, TTC operator Aaron Chapman's subway system recreation, for example.
Due to its customizable form, LEGO allows for limitless creativity. Individuals have even started integrating technology into their creations and thus bringing engaging and innovative content to YouTube with self-made inspiring LEGO-based machinery.
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