Chris McVeigh is a Canadian LEGO builder and designer and he recently unveiled a special kit that allows photography fans to re-create a 'Leica M' camera. Leica is a photography label that delivers retro-style cameras and the toy kits highlight the signature 'M' camera in two colorway options.
The LEGO kit comes in either a black set or a brown set, comprised of over 110 LEGO pieces to put together. When the LEGO Leica M camera is complete built, the toy structure stands at 2 inches tall and 3 x 1.25 inches wide, weighing two ounces. The special camera kits are now available for preorder online at Leica Store Miami for the price of $45 USD.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- DIY Camera Kits
- DIY camera kits have the potential to disrupt the traditional camera industry by offering a cheaper and more customizable option for consumers.
- Toy Photography
- Toy photography can disrupt the traditional photography industry by offering a new and creative way for photographers to capture images.
- Collaborative Design
- Collaborative design between different industries, such as toy and camera, can disrupt traditional design processes and lead to innovative products.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Toy Industry
- The toy industry can benefit from the trend of DIY camera kits by offering more cooperative activities and promoting creativity in children.
- Photography Industry
- The photography industry can benefit from the trend of toy photography by offering new products that cater to this niche market.
- Design Industry
- Incorporating collaborative design between different industries can lead to innovative designs and disrupt traditional design processes.
