Archive - LEGO®
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LEGO®
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LEGO Super Heroes 76138 Batman and The Joker Escape
Discontinued
LEGO Set - 171 pieces, recommended for ages 4+
LEGO Harry Potter 75946 Hungarian Horntail: Triwizard Challenge
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LEGO Set - 265 pieces, recommended for ages 8+
LEGO Creator 31096 Dual-Rotor Helicopter
Discontinued
LEGO Set - 569 pieces, recommended for ages 9+
LEGO Harry Potter 75945 Expecto Patronum
Discontinued
LEGO Set - 121 pieces, recommended for ages 7+
LEGO Jurassic World 75938 T-Rex vs Dino-Mech
Discontinued
LEGO Set - 716 pieces, recommended for ages 8+
LEGO Jurassic World 75934 Dilophosaurus on the Loose
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LEGO Set - 168 pieces, recommended for ages 6+
LEGO Super Heroes 76137 Batman vs. The Riddler Robbery
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LEGO Set - 59 pieces, recommended for ages 4+
LEGO Jurassic World 75935 Baryonyx Face-Off: The Treasure Hunt
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LEGO Set for children, suitable from the age of 7 years, theme: Dinosaurs, Vehicle and Animals, launched in 2019, 434 piece(s)
LEGO Jurassic World 75937 Triceratops Rampage
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LEGO Set - 447 pieces, recommended for ages 7+
LEGO Super Heroes 76122 Batcave Clayface Invasion
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LEGO Set - 1038 pieces, recommended for ages 8+
LEGO Super Heroes 76130 Stark Jet and the Drone Attack
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LEGO Set - 504 pieces, recommended for ages 8+
LEGO City Town 60234 People Pack - Fun Fair
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LEGO Set - 183 pieces, recommended for ages 5+
LEGO Super Heroes 76120 Batwing and The Riddler Heist
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LEGO Set - 489 pieces, recommended for ages 7+
LEGO Super Heroes 76128 Molten Man Battle
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LEGO Set - 294 pieces, recommended for ages 7+
LEGO Super Heroes 76129 Hydro-Man Attack
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LEGO Set - 471 pieces, recommended for ages 7+
LEGO City Town 60233 Donut Shop Opening
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LEGO Set for children, suitable from the age of 6 years, theme: Houses and Vehicle, launched in 2019, 790 piece(s)
Archive - LEGO® - additional info
LEGO® has been making children and adults happy since 1949. At that time, father and son Ole and Godtfred Christiansen created the first LEGO® brick. But they weren't successful right away. Discover how their journey began, and what products they offer today!