German Lego
July 5th, 2010Germany lost to Spain in the World Cup semis. Although it was quite shocking to fans of the German team, it seems that anything German (Lego) should be the topic for today.

Photo Courtesy of MechanizedBrick.com
This German Lego is based on the Greif halftrack used during the Second World War. Although it may have been used for purposes that are not really palatable, this piece of work is a piece of work!
For those looking for a German Lego flag, we are saddened to inform you that all we found is a 3 layer creation with only 3 bricks. Good thing the German flag is quite simple.

Photo From TPF Junkie at ThePhotoForum.com
This one was taken by TPF Junkie and he said that he did this because he was bored and decided to “make” a flag. The only color he had however was those for Germany. This flag is pretty cool for its simplicity.
There are lots of Lego creations that is inspired by things that are German i.e. their weapon carriers during the Second World War, their uber powerful tanks, their rather serious-looking soldiers and officers, their soccer team and of course, their flag.
Contrary to popular belief, the Germans are very nice people. They however require the highest standard of living since they are one of the most prosperous countries in Europe. In Germany, the phrase “The customer is always right.” is followed by heart because Germans always demand the best and serve the best of the best.
Of over 100 million people who speak German in the whole world, 75% of them consider themselves as Germans i.e. born in Germany. Other peoples who speak German include the Austrians and those who live in certain places of Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein.
Lego is one of the most popular toys today and it has been this popular since the first plastic brick was produced but what do young professionals remember about Lego now that it has been years since they held the little coloured bricks? For today’s 25 to 30 year olds, Lego is far from their minds, just a figment of their memories -at least for some. For others however, Lego is still a form of entertainment and inspiration.





