LEGO has revealed their first 3D printed element that is available for purchase at the LEGO House. It is a minifigure sized replica of the wooden duck toy that was created by LEGO founder Ole Kirk Kristiansen. Not only is it the first 3D printed element, it also has articulation in the form of a moveable beak.

The wooden duck is a pilot by LEGO to gather feedback and to see if fans are interested in more 3D printed parts in the future. It will only be available at the LEGO House for 89 DKK and you’ll have to sign up for time slots at the Minifigure Factory experience to buy it during the next few weekends in November.

The LEGO® Group’s first 3D-printed element available to buy in LEGO House for a limited time

• The element is a LEGO® minifigure-sized replica of the iconic wooden duck crafted by LEGO Group founder, Ole Kirk Kristiansen – and features a moveable beak!
• The release is part of a pilot by the LEGO Group to gather fans’ feedback and inspire future innovation.
• Available to buy from LEGO House during weekends in November only.

The LEGO House, the ‘Home of the Brick’, is offering visitors the opportunity to buy a 3D-printed LEGO minifigure-sized duck for a limited time only in November.

The duck is the first stand-alone 3D-printed element to be released by the LEGO Group. Previously, a 3D-printed element had been included in a special edition set given to participants in the 2019 LEGO Inside

LEGO has announced that the annual #BuildToGive campaign is returning for their sixth consecutive year to donate LEGO sets to children in hospitals, children’s homes, or vulnerable communities globally. Like with previous years, all you have to do is to create something to post online while using the hashtag #BuildToGive before the end of the year and LEGO will donate up to two million sets worldwide.

Build a Gift to Give a Gift with the LEGO Group to help two million children

Give the Gift of Play over the Holidays with the LEGO Group

Billund, November 4, 2022: The Holiday season is one that many families cherish, but for others it can be a challenging time. With this year’s #BuildToGive initiative, the LEGO Group is encouraging families to use their creativity to build a gift from LEGO® bricks, which will be turned into a gift for another child somewhere else in the world. #BuildToGive will help pass on the joy of play to those most in need.

Now in its sixth consecutive year, the #BuildToGive campaign will encourage families globally to build a gift using LEGO bricks and share it on social media or on LEGO Life using the hashtag #BuildToGive.

For every Holiday creation shared before 31 December, the LEGO Group will donate a LEGO set to a child in need of play, giving up to two million children in hospitals, children’s homes or vulnerable communities globally the chance to play this Holiday season.

Getting involved is easy and every gift counts – big or