It's become a regular occurrence: LEGO periodically invites a few visitors to discover its headquarters in Billund, Denmark. Following these organized tours, the web is teeming with photos showcasing the Ikea-cool , Google-like aesthetic of these offices, where designers work dressed as if they were about to grace the cover of a La Redoute catalog.
This time it's Free's portal that's publishing a series of photos with slides, sofas, ultra-design spaces, etc... in short, a nice PR move that allows LEGO to cultivate its cool-hype-studious atmosphere-respect for employees , etc....
In one of these photos, the slightly obsessive AFOLs that we are might notice several models neatly lined up in a display case, cleverly arranged by the undoubtedly inspired photographer. We can see a Watto bust (blue circle), a UT-AT (green circle) or Unstable Terrain Artillery Transport seen in Episode III: Revenge of the Sith , a probe droid and a medical droid (white circle), as well as the now- famous-but-never-released Yavin IV set (orange circle). Prototypes awaiting approval, failed tests of sets that were never commercialized, products to come in the near future, or perhaps not? Who knows...
The shop window in question is also full of lovely things, which you can discover by clicking on the image. To see the rest of the photo report, visit the Free portal or the dezeen.com website.
