Godtfred Kirk Christiansen of LEGO (believed to be a contraction of the Danish expression leg got, which means “play well”) created his own version of toy plastic bricks in 1949, first called Automatic Binding Bricks. LEGO’s patented stud-and-tube interlocking system made it easy for blocks to stick together and enabled the construction of large, fanciful structures.
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