It was actually Christiansen’s son Godtfred Kirk that saw the potential for the bricks to become a tool for creative play and in 1958, the modern brick design was born. They weren’t quite the bricks that people are used to nowadays, being made from a different material and having a slightly different locking system.

It wasn’t until 1947 that they started producing plastic toys, with the first version of the now infamous interlocking bricks coming in 1949. The name ‘LEGO’ was adopted in 1934, coming from the Danish phrase ‘leg godt’, which means ‘play well’. The company that was destined to become LEGO started life as being a small workshop that produced wooden toys, run by Ole Kirk Christiansen in 1932.

The easy-to-use digital instructions let builders zoom, rotate and visualise their creation using the special ghost mode as they go. Instructions Plus: A Interactive Building ExperienceĪlso included with this experience is compatibility with Instructions PLUS available in the LEGO Life app for smartphones and tablets. Just the kind of starting point your young Jedi needs to begin their fearsome Mandalorian army! This compact construction playset features 4 Star Wars Mandalorian warrior minifigures, each with stud-shooting blasters, along with a defence fort with an attachment point for a blaster. You might think that baby Yoda is the star attraction of The Mandalorian, but for your young Padawan, nothing comes close to being as cool as recreating action scenes from their new favourite TV show!

Use the LEGO Life app to access the intuitive building Instructions PLUS that help even younger builders through the building process.

Contains 102 pieces and includes 4 Star Wars Mandalorian warrior minifigures, each with stud-shooting blasters.

Fully assembled, the Mandalorian Speeder measures over 4cm high, 8cm long and 6cm wide.

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