If you live a boy aged about eight years under your roof, then you are probably very familiar with Star Wars. Ten years have passed since they started their relationship together. Since then, the history of this popular toy is no less fun.
LEGO blocks began in 1932 in Denmark by a master carpenter Ole Kirk Christiansen. The Star Wars Empire began with the idea of George Lucas in California in 1975 with 'first film festival in 1977 meet.
Before the agreement, LEGO has created only original building. With the popularity of the two World Wars and LEGO Star, was a natural unit for both. The license agreement opens the possibility of LEGO, and since then many other popular films have licensed included with LEGO Batman, Indiana Jones and Harry Potter.
The first kits were released in conjunction with Episode I: The Phantom MenaceThree 1999th number of groups have been issued, the Ultimate Collectors Series, Mini-series and series Technic. There were problems with some of the old kit with complaints that are difficult to fit and fell apart easily. LEGO kits re-released. Every release since then film sees the release of several new series corresponding kit.
LEGO has not only the face of Star Wars, but changed the face of LEGOliterally. Traditionally, all the history in LEGO mini-figs faces were yellow in color, including kits for the first year. Then he made the faces of the LEGO mini-figs in different colors, the color of the actor, the character in the film shown to reflect l '.
Star Wars was so popular that they have used the world of video games. No matter what system you play, you can play one of three games. LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game published in 2005. The originalTrilogy in 2006. The Complete Saga released in 2007. These video games you can play your favorite character and the plots of the basis of the film were.
The fun and the building is not over. The original license agreement was carried out from 1999 to 2008. E 'was extended until 2011, so you expect more entertainment and fun from the galactic world of LEGO.
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