If there is one thing that most Hackaday readers will know about Denmark, it is that it’s the home of the Lego brick. The toy first appeared at the end of the 1940s from the factory of Ole Kirk ...

TODAY is International LEGO Day (January 28), marking the day the first patent for the iconic brick was submitted in Denmark ... bricks were produced in a factory on Hugmore Lane on Wrexham ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Lego products have been loved by children and adults all around the world for decades. Their headquarters in Denmark is about to get a huge renovation. Video ...

“This transformational project will … bolster Virginia’s manufacturing industry, which continues its renaissance with major investments by high-caliber corporate partners like the Lego Group. Thank ...

It’s one of the largest Lego structures ever built. At the 6 Bricks Factory, guests collect a pack of a half dozen Legos that were made on-site. Each set shows visitors one of the more than 915 ...

THE world's biggest underwater "Lego tunnel" will soon be dunked into the ocean to create a bustling connection between Denmark and Germany ... footie pitches. The factory producing these needed ...

Using information from the podcast, fill in the timeline of Lego’s history below ... at the company’s headquarters in Denmark. At its ultra-modern flagship building in Billund are the ...