LEGO Brick 50th Anniversary Time Line and Curiosities (PICS)

[accadacca]

Okay last one for the day. I love legos and it is LEGO DAY: Article (http://gizmodo.com/349509/lego-brick-timeline-50-years-of-building-frenzy-and-curiosities)

Have you seen Google today? www.google.com

[JP]

Have you seen Google today?
:ne_nau:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/Zukimog/goog-1.jpg

[Cirrus2000]

Have you seen Google today?
:ne_nau:

Yesterday there was a Lego Google logo (say that 5 times real fast).

Looked like this (except bigger):
http://kev.cirruswebsolutions.ca/uutah/googlego.jpg

[JP]

Yesterday there was a Lego Google logo (say that 5 times real fast).
Ooops, my bad :hail2thechief: Day late and a dollar short, what else is new :mrgreen:

[Teleken]

Funny, I thought they changed the Google logo permanently and
said "cool it looks like legos."

[Shan]

Fun Fact:

"Billund is a company town, the home of the Lego Group headquarters. There is a Lego factory on the outskirts of town which as of 2005 manufactures 90% of the company's products, though the effects of globalization and competition from companies such as Mega Bloks is likely to lead to more off-shore manufacturing. Across the road from the company's headquarters is the first of the Legoland theme parks, built in 1968." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billund

I visited the real deal LegoLand in Billund in 2001! Then even had a few American icons built with Legos (statue of liberty, Empire State Building, Mt. Rushmore). It was pretty cool!

Even cooler - the sites I had seen in real life in Denmark, I could identify their smaller lego version!