Kiddicraft was a company founded by Hilary Fisher Page in 1932, in the United Kingdom. Among the many toys the company released was the "Kiddicraft Self-Locking Building Brick", originally patented in 1940. The bricks were hollow rectangular plastic bricks with 4 round studs on top. The sides of the blocks could fit between the studs of another block allowing children to build up structures such as walls. Page patented several improvements to the basic design and the final form, developed in 1945, included slits down the side of the brick allowing flat panel-like windows or doors to be added to constructions. After LEGO adopted the same style of bricks as Kiddicraft, they made many improvements such as adding tubes inside of the bricks to make them stick together.

A documentary about a company that you have to censor ever logo out of. That.s super weird

'How Did Lego Build an Empire?' ... one block at a time 👀

do you like it? you won't have to tell mom, we'll just have to take off the price tag

Super chouette documentaire

Lembrança da infância.

Why is the logo censored?

J'espère qu'ils ont un bon service maintenance à l'usine, parce que les presses "Battenfeld", ce sont un peu des bouses !

How to make a video about Lego, yet censoring all (Lego) logos.

Censoring the logo?? Hahaha damn!

No employees but robots 🤔🤨I enjoyed playing with Lego when I was a kid at the attic 🤗

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Do the Lego police department put you in a Lego jail made from Lego bricks❓

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Need to get a better job so I can visit does places.

En español por favor..

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Why is the Lego censored why is it been blurred over why it’s a story about Lego

Que the Dylan Mulvaney Lego Action Figure. It's super power is bending over.

It's a decent documentary, obviously originally in French. But sadly narrated here into English by some pathetic AI voice - hence the lifeless delivery and weird pronunciation of numerous words. Why couldn't an English-speaking human have done the narration?

Lol how are they going to combat the trans customers lmao

Is the narration done by some AI? Doesn't sound totally like a human being... Many of the proper nouns and names of objects aren't pronounced correctly or seem programmed to follow pronunciation rules of American English, like Ole Christiansen's name. Even saying "dear wooden animals" the way it was said was off, like "dear" was not meant to describe the wooden animals (when it was). Or even the pronunciation of "Mattel" and referring to both Mattel and LEGO as him, etc. There are many incorrect pronunciations throughout the documentary.. The voice inflection is very weird and it sounds like AI. It's rather unappealing. The only good parts of the video are when real people are speaking and communicating information because I'm not sure I trust the information by the author who wrote the narrative part.

En español por favor..