Did you know that Lego maintains an underground vault containing nearly every Lego set in history? For lifelong fans who dream about a favorite childhood set of the plastic bricks or long to get their ...

The vault is a part of the company’s corporate museum, which means it isn’t open to the public. There is, however, a virtual version of the vault at LEGO House, the public building with experiences ...

80 years ago today, a guy named Ole Kirk started to make wooden toys in a little shop in Billund, Denmark. Some of those toys are still guarded in a secret underground vault, right below the place ...

Inside the Masterpiece Gallery are handfuls of intricate designs, all employing the original 2 x 4 brick. The centerpieces are three 10-foot-tall dinosaurs standing before their respective Lego ...

I watched The Lego Movie once again. Like the first time, I cried like a little kid. It’s a good movie, but the strong emotional reaction came from deep inside, firing the same childhood memories that ...

Somewhere in Billund–a tiny town with a gigantic international airport in the middle of Denmark–there’s a magical place that you can’t visit. A fantastic chamber hidden from the public, buried under a ...

Apparently LEGO has a secret vault with [almost] every set ever produced. Gizmodo gets the lucky tour, including a lot of pictures. "Here's the wooden box that some shops around Denmark had, usually ...