Articles about The LEGO Group, the parent company that creates all of the LEGO sets and products which we love.
A closer look at the upcoming ‘Smart Brick’, the recent failure of LEGO Mindstorms, and an opportunity to teach programming concepts without writing code.
A decent-sized gift-with-purchase based on five rare LEGO sets that you can only buy at The LEGO House in Billund — but what’s the point when visiting Billund is out of reach for most LEGO fans?
LEGO is well known for quality—but how do they test the parts? With these rare LEGO Test Implements, that’s how!
A little bit of lighting makes LEGO models look amazing after dark. Long the domain of small business, The LEGO Group is exploring offering products of their own.
This Washington Post article offers a surprisingly in-depth look at the ways that adult fans of LEGO (AFOL’s) are using LEGO to relax—mostly by following the instructions!
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