Posts by legoscout
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BBB Big Ben Bricks Eisenbahnräder für Dampflokomotiven können auch in den Niederlanden bestellt werden un zwar bei http://www.blokbricks.com/.
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Wow eng super Idee
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Never heart about this expo.
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Can I recommend someone from Ukraine?
I need name, email and a link to pictures of their creations.
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Best builders - LEGO House Masterpiece Gallery - deadline November 20, 2023
Dear Ambassadors, my LEGO House colleagues and I are again looking for potential candidates to exhibit at the LEGO House Masterpiece Gallery.So I kindly ask you to submit your best builders - it can be members of your community, people you have seen at events or on social media or other suggestions. Please keep in mind that we are looking for outstanding creativity and quality.
For more information contact legoscout
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Sollten wir uns nicht an der Luxemburger Eisenbahn orientieren ?
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Many thanks for pictures !!!
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Es ist wieder soweit : Lugbulk 2024
Für die Teilnahme am Lugbulk 2024 kann man sich bereits hier anmelden.
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Die neuen Details der Kreuzung schmücken sehr schön.
Freue nich drauf in echt zu sehn.
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Habe auf der rechten Seite eine Box erstellt mit dem zuletzt akualisiertesten Bild von Saarbrücken.
Jetzt müssen wir nur noch jemanden aus Saarbrücken finden der regelmässig Bilder postet. z.B. per App.
Eventuel einmal pro Jahr ein Lego Set verlosen unter allen Einreichungen ?
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Soll ich ein Forum PAB aufmachen ?
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Did you know that LEGO® products were once manufactured in… Iceland?
Like many other countries after World War II, Iceland placed tight restrictions on the import of toys and other goods. This is why the LEGO Group started examining other options and in 1955 entered into a licensing agreement with S.I.B.S. (the Icelandic Association of Tuberculosis and Chest Patients) to manufacture and sell LEGO products in Iceland.
The agreement gave S.I.B.S. the right to rent moulds and tools from the LEGO factory in Billund, Denmark to set up production in Iceland.
S.I.B.S. was established in 1938 with the primary aim of rehabilitating and training Icelandic tuberculosis patients. As tuberculosis decreased in the 1950s, the institution was converted into a rehabilitation centre for heart, asthma and traffic‑accident patients. In workshops at the centre, patients did work‑based therapy with the aim of helping them back to employment.
In 1960, Iceland removed the ban on toy imports, but the LEGO Group continued its arrangement with S.I.B.S. until 1977, when Icelandic production no longer had the capacity to keep up with developments in the LEGO Group product range.
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