Old school space sets
Some of the stranger looking figures released over the decades
Years ago I decided I wanted an example of every type of fig they'd ever made and I keep many on display. Is that a Barbie doll? Nope, Scala. Next to her is the Belville princess and baby Prince Charming. Not even joking, that's what they called him. Duplo dolls, Little Forest Fr
Wooden Lego!
These are the holy grail pieces. The ones that pop up on rare occasion then disappear for a year. The ones people fight over because it may be the last opportunity to get one. This has been my obsession for the last few years. I hope one day to find a tractor in good condition to
HO Scale figures and accessories
Back in the 1950s Lego made accessories for model trains, and the scale they used was called H0 or HO Scale, which is 1:87. I have a modest collection of foliage and a complete collection of traffic police and the various cycles. The police are about an inch tall.
Some of the earliest plastic
In 1949, Lego got their first plastic injection moulding machine. These pieces, released within a few years of that, would have been produced on that machine. The farm animals were released in packs of 12 and there were 15 in total. The pins in the background are from... I act
Modulex
Godtfred Kirk Christiansen, son of the company founder, decided to make a standalone product for architects called Modulex. The bricks had different ratios than regular Lego bricks, allowing more accurate scale models of real world buildings, but they were completely incompatible
Introduction
Hello. I'm rprebel and I collect vintage Lego. I have several pieces which I'm happy to share here and hopefully there are some of your who also appreciate Lego's older offerings.
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