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CEO Jørgen Vig Knudstorp

High Resoulution image of Jørgen Vig Knudstorp, LEGO Group CEO
Mads Nipper

High resolution image of Mads Nipper, LEGO Executive Vice President, Marketing
Bali Padda

High Resolution image of Bali Padda, LEGO Executive Vice President, Operations
LEGO Logo

RGB high resolution LEGO logo for download
2x4 LEGO brick - blue

A 2x4 blue LEGO Brick
2x4 red LEGO Brick

2x4 red LEGO Brick
2x4 LEGO brick in hands of a child

A red 2x4 LEGO brick held in hands
2x4 red LEGO Brick

2x4 red LEGO Brick on a black background.
LEGO bricks

LEGO Bricks being stacked.
10234 Sydney Opera House™

The LEGO Group is set to pay homage to one of the greatest buildings of the Twentieth Century when it debuts a striking new official Sydney Opera House model on 1 September 2013. The construction skills of LEGO fans from around the world will be put to the test as they recreate the unmistakable rooflines and complex angled walls of the Opera House using advanced building techniques and a total of 2,989 LEGO bricks. Scaling 28cm high x 63.5cm wide x 38cm deep, this authentic representation of the Opera House will even stay true to its iconic harbour surrounds with the introduction the LEGO Group’s largest blue stud baseplate ever along with an abundance of dark tan LEGO bricks including the rare 1x1x2/3 stud and 1x2x2/3 stud slopes.
10234 Sydney Opera House™

The LEGO Group is set to pay homage to one of the greatest buildings of the Twentieth Century when it debuts a striking new official Sydney Opera House model on 1 September 2013. The construction skills of LEGO fans from around the world will be put to the test as they recreate the unmistakable rooflines and complex angled walls of the Opera House using advanced building techniques and a total of 2,989 LEGO bricks. Scaling 28cm high x 63.5cm wide x 38cm deep, this authentic representation of the Opera House will even stay true to its iconic harbour surrounds with the introduction the LEGO Group’s largest blue stud baseplate ever along with an abundance of dark tan LEGO bricks including the rare 1x1x2/3 stud and 1x2x2/3 stud slopes.
Smaller LEGO® boxes easier on the environment

In line with its ambition to reduce its carbon footprint, the LEGO Group in 2013 introduced smaller boxes, which lower the CO2 impact of its packaging by about 10%.
LEGO Exclusive: 10226 Sopwith Camel

The legendary Sopwith Camel, the aircraft flown by WWI aces and one of the most recognisable British aircraft to take to the skies, has been recreated as a LEGO® Exclusive model in 2012.
Olivia's Tree House

In 2012 the LEGO Group launched LEGO Friends, a product line targeted girls.
City Park Café

In 2012 the LEGO Group launched LEGO Friends, a product line targeted girls.
Olivia's House

In 2012 the LEGO Group launched LEGO Friends, a product line targeted girls.
Olivia’s Invention Workshop

In 2012 the LEGO Group launched LEGO Friends, a product line targeted girls.
LEGO Legends of Chima: Cragger's Command Ship

LEGO® Legends of Chima™ launched in 2013 is set in a mythical land of magical animal tribes who compete for CHI, a valuable energy source which gives them extraordinary powers over one another. The story comes to life through a universe of products across the company’s entire play system including classic building sets, collectible social competition kits, buildable figures and board games.
LEGO Legends of Chima: Cragger's Command Ship

LEGO® Legends of Chima™ launched in 2013 is set in a mythical land of magical animal tribes who compete for CHI, a valuable energy source which gives them extraordinary powers over one another. The story comes to life through a universe of products across the company’s entire play system including classic building sets, collectible social competition kits, buildable figures and board games.
LEGO Legends of Chima: Eris’ Eagle Interceptor

LEGO® Legends of Chima™ launched in 2013 is set in a mythical land of magical animal tribes who compete for CHI, a valuable energy source which gives them extraordinary powers over one another. The story comes to life through a universe of products across the company’s entire play system including classic building sets, collectible social competition kits, buildable figures and board games.
LEGO Legends of Chima: Eris’ Eagle Interceptor

LEGO® Legends of Chima™ launched in 2013 is set in a mythical land of magical animal tribes who compete for CHI, a valuable energy source which gives them extraordinary powers over one another. The story comes to life through a universe of products across the company’s entire play system including classic building sets, collectible social competition kits, buildable figures and board games.
LEGO Legends of Chima: Eris minifigure

LEGO® Legends of Chima™ launched in 2013 is set in a mythical land of magical animal tribes who compete for CHI, a valuable energy source which gives them extraordinary powers over one another. The story comes to life through a universe of products across the company’s entire play system including classic building sets, collectible social competition kits, buildable figures and board games.
LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3

LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 is the result of three years of product development by an international team of LEGO designers, MINDSTORMS user-enthusiasts and leading technology experts. LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 will be available in the second half of 2013.
LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3

LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 is the result of three years of product development by an international team of LEGO designers, MINDSTORMS user-enthusiasts and leading technology experts. LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 will be available in the second half of 2013.
LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3

LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 is the result of three years of product development by an international team of LEGO designers, MINDSTORMS user-enthusiasts and leading technology experts. LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 will be available in the second half of 2013.
LEGO® Minecraft™ Micro World

LEGO product developed in collaboration with Minecraft developers Mojang
Jabba's Palace 9516

Jabba's Palace appears in Star WarsTM Episode VI and appears in a famous scene on the planet Tatooine. The building is the palace of Jabba - a fictional movie character.
LEGO Superheroes: Avengers Movie Poster

In celebration of the new Avengers film, The LEGO Group recreated the theatrical poster in LEGO form. Download the high resolution poster here.
Hayabusa

The Japanese spacecraft Hayabusa is the second LEGO® CUUSOO release, available in Japan and on shop.LEGO.com in 2012. Hayabusa (“falcon” in English) is an unmanned spacecraft built by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), designed to travel to a small near-Earth asteroid named Itokawa and return sample material to Earth.
1978: LEGO Mini figure is introduced

In 1978 the LEGO mini figures with movable arms and legs is introduced. By 2011 more than 4 billion mini figures had been made.
1968: LEGOLAND® Billund opens

In 1968 LEGOLAND® Billund opens its gates on 7th June and attracts 625,000 visitors in its first season, 3000 on the opening day. In 2005 the LEGO Group sells the LEGOLAND parks to Merlin Entertainments. KIRKBI A/S - who owns 75% of the LEGO Group - also owns approximately 36 % of the shares in Merlin Entertainments Group.
Production facility 1961

Production facility in Billund, Denmark in 1961.
1969: LEGO DUPLO

In 1969 the DUPLO series for under-fives is launched internationally.
LEGO Brick patent

The original patent application for the LEGO Brick in 1958. The LEGO Brick introduced a new coupling system enabled stable construction play while still being easy to disassemble - the clutch-power.
Automatic Binding Brick - from 1949

The first building brick from the LEGO Group was the Automatic Binding Brick from 1949.
The LEGO Group motto

The LEGO Group motto: "Det bedste er ikke for godt" in Danish or "Only the best is good enough" in English. The motto dates back to 1932 and is still a core LEGO value.
LEGO Mursten - product

In 1953 the Automatic Binding Bricks get a new name: "LEGO Mursten" ("LEGO Bricks"). The name "LEGO" is printed inside all bricks.
Woodworking factory in the 1940's

The woodworking factory in Billund, Denmark in the 1940's.
Wooden Duck

In 1932 carpenter Ole Kirk Kristiansen begins to manufacture wooden toys. The Duck is one of the most iconic wooden toys from the LEGO Group.
Product line - in 1932

In the beginning the company produced a wide variety of products - not only toys. Here is a line-up of products from 1932
Wooden factory

The woodworking factory in the 1930's.
Workplace of LEGO Designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
Workplace of LEGO designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
Workplace of LEGO designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
LEGO factory Billund: Counting Machines

The processing facility in Billund Denmark - counting machines.
LEGO Factory Billund: Processing

LEGO minifigure heads in the processing facility
LEGO Factory Billund: Processing

Temporary warehouse at the processing facility in Denmark Billund
Workplace of LEGO designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
Workplace of LEGO designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
Workplace of LEGO designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
Workplace of LEGO designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
Workplace of LEGO designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
Workplace of LEGO designers

This image shows the inside of the building in Billund, Denmark, where approximately 150 LEGO designers work hard at developing new products. The workspace is off-limits to the public.
Plastic granulate

Plastic granulate (ABS) is the raw material most commonly used to produce LEGO elements. The plastic is heated to an average of 250 degrees Celsius before before being injected into the moulds that produce the finished element.
High bay warehouse

The high bay warehouse in Billund, Denmark. There is room for 424.000 production-boxes on the shelves - with the capacity to hold 1,8 billion eight-studded LEGO bricks.
Mould

Close-up of a mould used to produce LEGO elements
Moulding

Close-up of the moulding process in production.
Moulding machines

The LEGO Group's moulding facility in Billund.
Moulding machines

The LEGO Group's moulding facility in Billund.
Prototyping

A LEGO designer hand sculpts the details of a new element.
LEGO House

Concept image of the experience center “The LEGO House”, which will be built in Billund Denmark. The building illustrates the systematic creativity of LEGO bricks and is expected to attract 250,000 visitors annually.
LEGO® railway awarded Guinness World Record

93,307 LEGO elements. That’s what it took to build the longest plastic toy train track in the world – precisely 4000.25 meters long. More than 80 LEGO enthusiasts gathered in Denmark on the 10th and 11th of May 2013 to put the nearly 100.000 elements bricks and rails together. It took about six hours before the electric LEGO train was set in motion. After almost four hours of travel time the train reached the end of the line and received the world record award.
LEGO® railway awarded Guinness World Record

93,307 LEGO elements. That’s what it took to build the longest plastic toy train track in the world – precisely 4000.25 meters long. More than 80 LEGO enthusiasts gathered in Denmark on the 10th and 11th of May 2013 to put the nearly 100.000 elements bricks and rails together. It took about six hours before the electric LEGO train was set in motion. After almost four hours of travel time the train reached the end of the line and received the world record award.
Gollum from LEGO® THE LORD OF THE RINGS

Gollum from the 2012 product line LEGO® THE LORD OF THE RINGS. Products will be on the market from June and onwards.
LEGO® THE LORD OF THE RINGS - heroes

The heroes from the 2012 product line LEGO® THE LORD OF THE RINGS. Product will be on the market from June and onwards.
LEGO® THE LORD OF THE RINGS - villains

The villains from the 2012 product line LEGO® THE LORD OF THE RINGS. Products will be on the market from June and onwards.

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