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Happy Birthday Lego Brick

Lego TimelineToday is the 50th birthday of the Lego brick, those studded building blocks which as a kid I made nearly everything else out of.

We didn't have a lot of money when I was a kid, but I got creative and made other toys out of Lego so I was happy whenever I could get more bricks, even if we could only afford them second hand at a garage sale. My mom regrets not having taken photographs of them now because I made some damned good Lego versions of Transformers, Star Wars and Robotech.

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