by Baumlinks | Mar 2, 2024 | Baumlinks
LEGO® will never go out of business because the toy manufacturer has done something most companies spend decades trying to achieve: An immortal product. Few companies can create a product that either 1) dynamically changes on the spot for the user (think Google...
by Baumlinks | Mar 1, 2024 | Baumlinks
Thick Of The LEGO® Hilt Up Or Down? Both Can Be Right But There Is Only One True Answer… I am going to settle this debate quickly, and then you can decide whether to read on as to why this is the right answer: LEGO® Lightsabers are supposed to be held by their Jedi or...
by Baumlinks | Mar 1, 2024 | Baumlinks
These Are Highly Sought After Mini-Sets, Polybags, And Collectible Items Gifted From The LEGO® Store Or LEGO® Online Website If You Meet A Certain Purchasing Threshold… GWP, the coveted gift with purchase, is exactly what it sounds like, a small gift given to LEGO®...
by Baumlinks | Feb 28, 2024 | Baumlinks
Why yes they do! LEGO® offers a wide range of benefits for employees, which include PTO, robust health insurance, discounts, 401K match, and electronic meal vouchers. But, there is also a hidden benefit of the LEGO® set discount for employees that does come with a...
by Baumlinks | Feb 27, 2024 | Baumlinks
This wonderful, 1×1 piece has made its way into LEGO® sets, meme culture, and the hearts of AFOLs. It first appeared in 2000 in set 5826 The Queen’s Room as a translucent LEGO® piece at the turn of the century. Then, the little frog appeared in 2001 in a multitude of...
by Baumlinks | Feb 26, 2024 | Baumlinks
The answer is straightforward: Because it does not align with LEGO® Group’s vision. Build LEGO®, not militaries. LEGO® incorporates what it stands for into everything it does, and this means a strict adherence to staying away from any scene, depiction, or scenario...
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