Little Coloured Bricks

The life of a secret agent is not like any James Bond movie. In fact, it does not necessarily mean you would have to be a black belter (although that helps).

But what does it take to become a secret agent? There are many roads to mathematics they say and this goes the same for being a secret agent.

One has to remember however that you take the confidentiality agreement between you and the government you work very seriously.

In the world of Lego, there are also secret agents. James Bond is a staple in this community but there are others –others who may not be as popular as the uber good looking Bond but may be much better spies.

Much like in the real world, the world of Lego is made up of different nations –each spying at each other. Lego minifigs have to remember however that the clandestine operations of the different “spying” agencies are very small i.e. composed only of very few people. This is a note to the Lego ladies –if a Legoman tells you he is a spy in your first meeting, he probably isn’t.

If you are not cut for clandestine operations, do not despair. There are a lot of careers in this business that you do not need to be in the field. There are  handlers, language experts, analytical positions, technology positions and science engineering positions.

How To Become An Agent

Lego minifigs who want to become a part of the Lego CIA for example should have a squeaky clean background i.e. no skeletons in the closet. This means you can’t have criminal record of any kind, do not take drugs, and are financially sound. Your track record is important too and if you really want to be a spy, you should have good grades as well.