Famous in Lego World

Abraham Lincoln in Lego world Akhenaten
Alexander the Great in Lego World Ben Franklin in Lego world
Captain James Cook in Lego World Donald Trump in Lego World
Elvis Presley in Lego World Ernest Hemingway in Lego World
Ezra Pound in Lego World Fidel Castro in Lego World
Hatshepsut Pharoah in Lego World Hercules in Lego World
Jack the Ripper in Lego World Jeanne d’Arc in Lego World
John Lennon in Lego World Leonardo da Vinci in Lego World
Louisa May Alcott in Lego World Marco Polo in Lego World
Mark Twain in Lego World Martin Luther King in Lego World
Michael Jackson in Lego World Michelangelo and the David in Lego World
Napoleon in Lego World Nelson Mandela in Lego World
Pele in Lego world Prince in Lego World
Saigo Takamori in Lego World The Man in the Iron Mask in Lego World
Vasco da Gama in Lego World William Wallace in Lego World

The Lego Group had humble beginnings in the workshop of Ole Kirk Christiansen, a carpenter from Billund, Denmark. In 1916, Christiansen purchased a woodworking shop in Billund which had been in business since 1895. He earned his living by constructing houses and furniture for farmers in the region, with the help of a small staff of apprentices. His workshop burned down in 1924 when a fire, lit by two of his young sons, ignited some wood shavings. Undaunted, Ole Kirk took the disaster as an opportunity to construct a larger workshop, and worked towards expanding his business even further; however, the Great Depression would soon have an impact on his livelihood. In finding ways to minimize production costs, Ole Kirk began producing miniature versions of his products as design aids. It was these miniature stepladders and ironing boards that inspired him to begin producing toys.

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    Louisa May Alcott could double for Princess Leia… nice collection…

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    useless waste

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    wait why does MLK have a giant afro?

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    cool very cooooooooooooooooooool im giving u my address so

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    John Lennon could pose as Harry Potter
    These are really, really good.

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    Nice Collection!

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    where is kevin rose?

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    These are awesome! When I first saw the Mark Twain lego man I thought it was the Colonel from KFC :P

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    Donald Trump looks like conan o’brien

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    Hey Rambo, Stars Wars sucks.

    Nice collection, great job!

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    That was ridiculous.
    None of them look like any of them. They all could have been several other people. I am still laughing, it has taken me two minutes to type this.
    That was so Lame. LOL! thanks :)

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    Very nice work. some questions:
    Lennon/Potter?
    Hemingway/a mix betwen Luke and Obi Wan?

    But anyway nice selection of famous too…
    I was ready to ?W if there were any Oprah or Britney…
    But what a surprise! Lennon! Castro! Hemingway! And Hatsepshup!!!! The most unknow female architect…
    Sheers!

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    Those were all entries in the FC Historical Figures Contest. Participants were challenged to put together figures of historical people using faces/hair/bodies/etc from existing LEGO figures. So comments like “John Lennon could double as Harry Potter” and “Louisa May Alcott could double as Princess Leia” come from the fact that those heads are from the LEGO Harry Potter and Star Wars sets, respectively. BTW, the Mark Twain figure won.

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    I like how everybody has a picture of himself as comparison, but William Wallace is Mel Gibson.

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    […] En la web The Contaminated han puesto una serie de fotos de personajes famosos convertidos en muñecos de Lego. Entre ellos están John Lennon, Fidel Castro, Pelé, Michael Jackson o William Wallace. Algunos están bastante conseguidos mientras que otros simplemente se parecen un poco. Si eres fan de Lego, no puedes perderte el ver la colección completa. […]

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    Why is Abraham Lincoln so angry?

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    Jeanne d’arc is a chick you fucking uncultured swine, get a fucking job.

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    Okay, I hardly think that just drawing some glasses on a lego man that you can claim it’s John Lennon ! And I tried VERY hard to see some resemblance to Michael Jackson but…And Nelson Mandela ? WTF ? Nothing like him at all…

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    I know it’s been said.. but it’s too funny… That is Colonel Sanders from KFC :P

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    nice stuff but pélé was french :) lol

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    Maybe this guy should have entered…. AC/DC anyone?

    http://www.blockaholic.com/acdc2.htm

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    i’m using your lego pictures for facebook, ha ha!

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