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The LEGO Group and IKEA announce BYGGLEK

Two Scandinavian giants, the LEGO Group and IKEA, have announced (a little) more about what the companies have been collaborating on – a new range that will be known as BYGGLEK.

In a vague press announcement, the LEGO Group and IKEA stress the importance of play and the challenges adults and children have when perceiving play space differently. This leads to the new product range the collaboration has produced, BYGGLEK – images are not yet available.

According to the announcement, which cites research the companies have commissioned, children want more playtime with their parents and adults to see play as vital to wellbeing – but “Busy schedules and homework are a couple of obstacles, other restrictions like finding the space to play are more evident for adults than for children.

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Bricks 4 Kidz Celebrates Their 10th Anniversary with a Unique LEGO Brick Build and Mosaic

Bricks4Kidz is celebrating their 10th year in business by inviting children around the world to join in the festivities by building a custom model build and mosaic. Owners around the globe will be offering the unique model build to students enrolled in after-school programs, camps, workshops and Kidz Night Out events. With the summer camp season right around the corner, it’s a great time to celebrate and reconnect with our fun and educational programming.

The history of Bricks4Kidz is steeped in exploratory play. Ten years ago, a mother of two saw how much learning took place while building with LEGO Bricks with her son Luke. With each corresponding click of a LEGO Brick, the valuable lessons ranging from math and architecture to engineering and physics began stacking up. Ms. Cote, who had a background in architecture and design, soon began creating CAD models for them to build together. Soon she started offering summer camps and classes in local schools. After seeing how well the initial programs were received, she combined her entrepreneurial spirit with her design experience to create Bricks4Kidz. Continue Reading →…

Lego Masters Australia: Much More Than Just Lego

Nine is set to start in the second quarter of 2019 with Lego Masters, hosted by Hamish Blake, which promises audiences a different type of reality show.

Video on Nine: Lego Masters: Much More Than Just Lego

Speaking about the audience for the new format show, Nine’s Head of Content, Production and Development, Adrian Swift, argued it was important to understand that Lego Masters is more than just children’s entertainment.

Lego Masters is our newest show, and while it’s all about Lego, there’s a whole lot more to it. It’s about people who love Lego and can genuinely tell a story with those little bricks,” says Swift.

“This is not a kids show. It’s for anyone who has ever loved Lego, picked up a brick and built something with it, or even trodden over it in the middle of the night.

“The stories they tell in Lego Masters, the scale they build in and the joy they bring is quite unlike anything.”

Nine announced it would launch Lego Masters in 2019 following its success internationally.

With $100,000 in prize money on offer and 2.5 million Lego bricks at their fingertips, the possibilities for the Lego Masters contestants are mind-boggling. Throughout the show, the participants consistently impress with their creativity and ingenuity, all in an effort to claim the Lego trophy.

Swift says the key ingredients are the participants, who are set to take everyone by surprise.

“I think the audience for Lego Masters will be mixed. What’s really important is for people to understand is that it’s a show for people who really love achievement at its most pure.

“The contestants have skills that very few of us have. What they can do with Lego, the best singers do on The Voice. They’re people with design and building ability, creativity and imagination, and everyone will love it. I think all of us can just stand back and take out hats off to their brilliance.

Swift said Hamish Blake will provide fun and energy to Lego Masters.

“Because he’s so new to this sort of television he brings warmth, charm and humour that we’ve rarely seen on a reality show in Australia. He really sets this show apart as a host who makes you smile.”

Swift also pointed to the involvement of Ryan “The Brickman” McNaught – the only accredited official Lego builder in the Southern Hemisphere.

“What that man does not know about Lego, Mr Lego himself wouldn’t know,” Swift said, noting how McNaught is one of only 14 LEGO certified professionals in the world.

“What I love is the massive scale that these contestants can achieve with something that starts out so small.”

LEGO Lunar New Year

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LEGO Lunar New Year

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The LOOONG Summer School Holidays are Coming – BRICKS 4 KIDZ has you Covered!

With the Summer School Holidays and the end of year just around the corner, it is time to start thinking about activities for kids and things to do in the long School Holidays.  With our own unique models of LEGO®Bricks and Robotics plus Creative Play, the kids are always having fun at our BRICKS 4 KIDZ School Holiday Workshops!

Our holiday activities are designed for kids ages 5–12, are staffed by trained, screened BRICKS 4 KIDZ instructors, and have the best child:staff ratio around.  We have plenty of super-FUN workshops with themes inspired by Star Wars™, MineCraft™, superheroes, ninjas, dinosaurs and others for kids on their school break!  Or, take it to the next level with our STEM-focused Coding with Robotics workshops using MINDSTORMS® and WeDo®robotics for a super introduction to coding and software programming.

BRICKS 4 KIDZ has you covered for Fun and Engaging School Holiday Programs throughout the Summer Holidays!

Engineer spends two years building Lego Apple Park

 

Roughly a year after Apple opened its long-anticipated Apple Park in Cupertino, California, fans of the tech giants have been rewarded with another inspirational building to marvel at – only this one’s made of Lego.

The new design is a 1.76 square-metre Lego replica of the Norman Foster-designed Apple Park and was put together over a two-year period by Automotive engineer Spencer Rezkalla, who modelled the design on drone footage taken during construction and used roughly 85,000 Lego pieces to build it.

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Queensland-built Lego caravan claims world record

A life-size replica of a 1973 Viscount Royal caravan, built with nearly 300,000 Lego bricks in Queensland, has broken a Guinness World Records title for the world’s largest Lego caravan.

Caravanning Queensland and caravan park group Top Parks beat the previous title holder by 73,472 bricks.

The Lego caravan featuring a double bed, wardrobe and cupboards with sliding drawers, was built by a team of up to 20 people from Queensland and interstate, using 288,630 bricks.

World’s largest Lego caravan makes its debut

A life-size caravan made of 288,630 Lego bricks has broken a Guinness World Records title.

ry with Top Parks.

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