Inside the LEGO Vault

[Sowth]

Check out this vault at LEGO, Almost every LEGO set ever made, in case fresh sealed condition (http://gizmodo.com/5018990/lego-secret-vault-contains-all-sets-in-history?autoplay=true).

This makes me really want to get back on the vintage LEGO collecting bandwagon something bad...

Cheers!
Will

[Wee67]

Its impressive they thought about doing this. I think even if Mego had survived, they wouldn't have saved a version of every one their toys.

[Surfsup]

Man, that's really cool! I used to love Lego as a kid; that has been a nice little trip down memory lane. I wonder how many other companies have thought to do that?

[toys2cool]

That's awesome :drool:

[BaronSat]

... I wonder how many other companies have thought to do that?

And I wonder if Hasbro has the Kenner archives??? If yes, I could kill to visit it :wink_y:

[Adam West]

They probably do.

I know that one of the lunchbox companies or possibly both of the two big ones Alladin and Thermos both had a vault with every lunchbox they ever made.

[AUSSIE-Rebooted-AMM]

Thanks Will. . .great flick. . .nice to visit. . .even if only virtually!

Love your ToltoysRus Tag line too!!! Very Clever.

[saucerful]

just unbelievable!! WOW!

[Bo8a_Fett]

Fantastic OMG so many memories in that piece of film....great find...thx

[ctc]

Hmmmm....

Here's a site that's almost as bad:

Peeron Set Inventories (http://www.peeron.com/)

I've been trying REALLY hard to avoid the Lego thing. I ended up with a few sets over the last ten years or so. I use Lego blocks when making my molds, and the only way you can really get the actual BLOCKS is to order from the company. And they send you catalogues. And some of them catalogues have Lego move monster sets....

I used to love the space Lego sets when I was a kid, and I've been purposefully avoiding the classic ones. *mmmm.... Galaxy Explorer.....*

Don C.