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  • Retired LEGO® Models from Enfield Warehouse


    Jordan P

    Children and adults dream of working for the LEGO Group, building 20 foot tall dinosaurs and giant minifigures. Around the world the LEGO Group has teams of model builders who do just that! Statues are being built every day for a variety of occasions such as comic-cons, LEGO Store openings and brand campaigns.

    Once the campaign or event is over these statues often make their way to a warehouse where they are stored till the next time they are called upon. Some of these creations will be hidden for decades, others continue to make appearances, and some are moved to a "permanent" residence such as LEGOLAND®. These statues can hold an emotional connection with some LEGO fans just like building a LEGO set.

    I found a couple models that are located in storage at the Enfield, Connecticut warehouse. I am not certain of the story behind these models but hopefully you will recognize a few from different events, magazine articles or brand campaigns. Please share any information you have. Maybe you even have a picture or a story about your experience with these or other LEGO models that had an impact on you.

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    Anna  - theBrickBlogger

    Posted

    Wow! I like that last one! I have never seen a dressed up LEGO sculpture before! Very cool!

    Jeremy Beckett

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    It would seem that the ghost is still "alive " and kicking at LLCA. This just popped up in my feed:

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    Russell Clark

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    Here is the parrot at the 2003 "What Will You Make, America's?" Truck Tour at the Sacramento stop.

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    Roy Gal - HILUG

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    Hey! I think that's the event where we started Sacramento Brick Builders (SacBB)!! Tagging @ampersand916

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    Daniel Pikora

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    The character with a graduation cap was used at the two LEGO Education Center locations. This was a concept tried at two LBR locations (Concord Mills, NC and Arundel Mills, MD) that ultimately didn't last. These stores had a classroom space and some LEGO Education products in addition to the standard LEGO store experience.

    You can see the graduation cap sculpture from behind in the background of this photo of a LUG display at Concord Mills: https://www.flickr.com/photos/dp3/6348956137/in/album-72157628013752497/

    I don't seem to have good photos of the model in action, but some search-fu with the above info turned up this picture of the Concord Mills store on Foursquare: https://foursquare.com/v/the-lego-store/4b1983f8f964a520b4de23e3?openPhotoId=50302f3ae4b0fdd33a1b988c

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    Kim Ellekjær Thomsen

    Posted

    Thanks  @Brickora 

    I wasn't aware that concept once existed. Very interesting and somewhat similar to the classroom or workshops I've seen at some LEGOLAND Discovery Centres

    AssistantDexterousHose

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    Hello my name is Juana Sousa I was given the LAN information from your corporate office. I am a youth coach with Family Partners of Morris and Sussex County. Youth Partnership is a group for youth ages 13-21 with emotional and /or behavioral challenges. It provides an opportunity for youth to come together to get peer support, participate in social activities, volunteer in the community, learn leadership, and have fun. Youth Partnership is sponsored by the Family Partners of Morris & Sussex Counties.  Just by inquiring about the program, they have already shown that they are potential leaders! I am looking to have an Ambassador come and speak to our youth partnership. I tried to send a private message but it would not let me. Any information would be great, thank you for your time!

     

     

    Juana Sousa 
    Youth Coach | (973) 940-3194 Ext 21
    Family Partners of Morris and Sussex Counties
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    Jordan P

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    On ‎12‎/‎4‎/‎2018 at 12:42 PM, AssistantDexterousHose said:

    Hello my name is Juana Sousa I was given the LAN information from your corporate office. I am a youth coach with Family Partners of Morris and Sussex County. Youth Partnership is a group for youth ages 13-21 with emotional and /or behavioral challenges. It provides an opportunity for youth to come together to get peer support, participate in social activities, volunteer in the community, learn leadership, and have fun. Youth Partnership is sponsored by the Family Partners of Morris & Sussex Counties.  Just by inquiring about the program, they have already shown that they are potential leaders! I am looking to have an Ambassador come and speak to our youth partnership. I tried to send a private message but it would not let me. Any information would be great, thank you for your time!

     

     

    Juana Sousa 
    Youth Coach | (973) 940-3194 Ext 21
    Family Partners of Morris and Sussex Counties

    Hello Juana -

    We have a community locator that allows you to find AFOL communities in your area and many of them work with organizations like yours. I will pass your information on to one of the groups but there could be other groups in your area you might want to reach out to. Check out the following link: https://lan.lego.com/clubs/overview/

    Jordan


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