The Lego brick cake, featuring nine layers and built by company employees, will go on display in Billund, Denmark.
Key points:The word Lego comes from "Leg Godt", meaning "Play Well" in DanishThe Danish company unveiled the cake to mark the anniversary and launch a series of events at stores around the world.
The cake, featuring nine layers representing nine decades of Lego play, was built by employees and put on display at the Lego House in Billund — home of the Lego brick.His grandchild Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen, born in 1947, often inspired and tested new ideas and appeared in the company's packaging and marketing.The company name came from "leg godt", meaning "play well" in Danish.
"He only had a small workshop, but he had big ambitions to ensure as many children as possible could experience the benefits that play brings. "Whether 1932, 2022 or on our 100th anniversary in 2032, we have and will always strive to continue Ole's legacy by helping all families, wherever they are in the world, to play well."ABC/Reuters
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