Lego has built a mighty empire with the help of bricks since 1949 and is today the best-selling toy brand, even ahead of Mattel, which built its name around Barbie. The credit for the switch at the top goes to the animated Lego movie, with which Lego "outplayed" Mattel for the first time. But if Barbies and Kens are reserved for children, the age limit for Lego is drawn in the sand, so it's no wonder that the blocks are also found outside children's rooms.
Toys from a Danish company Lego they have otherwise on the boxes age group, but often only the lower limit is set, + and when flying, it clearly shows that they are suitable for all ages, as they enable the most simple ones to the most complex structures. No wonder they became cult toy with a huge fan base made up of people from all over the world. As a result, they also made their way into ours everyday and assumed the role of some products, which we use on a daily basis. But not like toys.
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