Bibliograph

Great lego sets, a visual history, written by Daniel Lipkowitz with Kathryn Hill, Helen Murray, and Rosie Peet

Type

Label

Great lego sets, a visual history, written by Daniel Lipkowitz with Kathryn Hill, Helen Murray, and Rosie Peet

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Great lego sets

Oclc number

922581735

Responsibility statement

written by Daniel Lipkowitz with Kathryn Hill, Helen Murray, and Rosie Peet

Sub title

a visual history

Summary

Traces the history and development of Lego toy sets, with profiles on the designers, break down of the bricks used, and guided tours of advanced sets. A chronological tour of the history of LEGO's most significant, popular and interesting playsets combines lavish photography with coverage of such classics as the LEGO Space and LEGO Castle series as well as licensed theme sets, including LEGO Star Wars®

Table Of Contents

Timeline - How a LEGO set is made -- 1950s-1960s -- 1970s - Home sweet home - Imagination on wheels -- 1980s - Blast off for adventure - King and castle -- 1990s - Small hands, big imaginations - A brick galaxy far, far away ... -- 2000s - With just a few bricks - Minifigures and more - All aboard - Making waves - Creative creatures - Into action! -- 2010s - Always on duty - The future of building - Expert builders only! - From dreams to reality

Target audience

juvenile

Classification