I sincerely appreciate LEGO's recognition that any brick material must stand up over decades -- they do get handed from generation to generation. Good for them for investing in everyone's future.
via Sarah Lee
http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/lego-to-spend-185-4m-finding-alternative-to-wasteful-plastic-for-its-bricks-1.3125664
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Thank you, Lego, for letting me simply tell you online which parts were missing from the boy's Christmas present and sending them to me,...
Good for them! And the earth!
ReplyDeleteI wonder, if they can do it. And will original plastic bricks rise in price?
ReplyDeleteLego is on the right track(:
ReplyDeleteShell Oil drilling in the Arctic? glad that severed that tie.
Hopefully we can still use our current parts and these new ones will work with them
ReplyDeleteAlso i wish lego was cheaper like it was a few years ago
ReplyDeleteFound a green 2x10 plate brick on the sidewalk this morning in a vacant stretch of road. Added it to my collection that one day will end up in the hands of a great grand child. The grandchildren are already get some of the sets here and there.
ReplyDeletejdozer25 I have brinks dating back to the 1950s and they work perfectly with the new ones.
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