After a 12-year hiatus, Lego® is making a grand return to the Nef des Jouets. This new exhibition features a selection of collections from members of the Brikol&Go Association, including that of Gilles Herbert, the association’s president.
The creations on display are part of a collective work and span various lines: LEGO® Technic, LEGO® Botanic, LEGO® Icons and Ideas, LEGO® Friends, LEGO® Creator… The themes are numerous: the Middle Ages, the animal kingdom, the Marvel and Star Wars universes, and even a foray into Fabuland for young children.
Eighteen display cases house the exhibition, along with two spaces set aside for large-scale dioramas.
A Few Historical Highlights
First introduced in 1958 in the town of Billund, Denmark, the famous brick has been a favorite among both children and adults. Lego’s greatest strength is the immense variety of its bricks, which has rightly earned it the title of “Toy of the Century” twice. Today, Lego is the fourth-largest toy manufacturer in the world—the famous little brick has more than earned its immense popularity!
The creations on display are part of a collective work and span various lines: LEGO® Technic, LEGO® Botanic, LEGO® Icons and Ideas, LEGO® Friends, LEGO® Creator… The themes are numerous: the Middle Ages, the animal kingdom, the Marvel and Star Wars universes, and even a foray into Fabuland for young children.
Eighteen display cases house the exhibition, along with two spaces set aside for large-scale dioramas.
A Few Historical Highlights
First introduced in 1958 in the town of Billund, Denmark, the famous brick has been a favorite among both children and adults. Lego’s greatest strength is the immense variety of its bricks, which has rightly earned it the title of “Toy of the Century” twice. Today, Lego is the fourth-largest toy manufacturer in the world—the famous little brick has more than earned its immense popularity!
