LEGO Star Wars
LEGO's longest-running licence, from the 1999 debut onwards — sets, minifigures and models from across the films and series.
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LEGO City
Police, fire, modular buildings and rescue vehicles. Everyday LEGO that teaches children to build — and that adult collectors still love.
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LEGO Technic
Gears, axles and working mechanisms instead of studs. LEGO's engineering line, from small sets to motorised models.
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LEGO Ideas
NASA Apollo, Central Perk, the treehouse and the pop-up book. Ideas sets start as fan projects and become official LEGO models.
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See allFrom Billund to UCS — 65 years of bricks
LEGO went from wooden toys in Billund to a global collector economy. Here are the chapters that shaped it.
- 1958
The modern LEGO brick is patented
Ole Kirk Christiansen's stud-and-tube design is patented in Billund — the foundation of every set since.
- 1999
LEGO Star Wars opens the door to licences
The first major film licence turns LEGO into a global collector platform. The X-wing, Snowspeeder and Millennium Falcon become classics.
- 2007
LEGO Technic expands with Power Functions
Motors, gears and pneumatics turn Technic into a serious engineering toolkit. Bugatti and Lamborghini models follow.
- 2008
LEGO Ideas crowdsources new sets
Cuusoo (later Ideas) lets fans propose sets. Winning designs become official products — from NASA to Central Perk.
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Retired UCS, Modular and Ideas sets climb in value every day. Sell sealed boxes, complete builds or loose minifigs to LEGO collectors.
