It is brick built world out there and LEGO continues to bring it to life as they debut new sets for LEGO City with Johnny Thunder ...

Environmental activists Greenpeace launched in July a video showing an Arctic landscape with a Shell drilling platform made of Lego bricks covered in oil. Lego CEO Joergen Vig Knudstorp said the ...

Seizing on this concern, Greenpeace sought to get at Shell’s plan to drill in the Arctic through one of its long-standing partners, Lego, with a creative digital video that showed a pristine ...

"This 6+ LEGO® City Arctic Explorer Truck and Mobile Lab (60378) toy building set is packed with realistic features for imaginative play, including a tracked exploration vehicle with a working ...

On its website, Greenpeace explains the timing of the campaign, saying, “Now Shell is threatening the Arctic, it’s time for LEGO to finally pull the plug on this deal.” Tim Calkins ...

The Lego minifigure goes to the Lego Jungle, Lego Arctic, Lego Undersea Ocean Exploration, and Lego Campground outside of Lego City. This Lego video includes minifigures, MOCs, Lego Animals and more.

Lego is set to ditch a 50-year relationship with Shell after coming under intense pressure over the oil giant’s drilling in the Arctic. A Greenpeace video criticizing the marketing deal went ...

Set in a Lego Arctic, the video starts off positively showing an idyllic world where Lego citizens as they go about their day but as the video progresses things take a turn for the worse.

The tariffs, and any retaliatory measures taken by other countries, could lead to sharp price increases for goods in the U.S. and around the world, including Lego products. Niels Christiansen ...

It’s a hugely effective spot, and is accompanied by a Greenpeace microsite laying out the charity’s issues with Shell’s arctic drilling plans and Lego’s involvement with the company.