The Wooden Duck Reviews
The Rambling Brick
LEGO House Exclusive — “Those familiar with the history of the LEGO Group would be aware that the Wooden Duck was produced over the course of many years, when Ole Kirk Christiansen specialized in high quality wooden toys. The wooden duck was in production from the mid 1930’s to the 1950’s. And it... More has remained a symbol of the quality that the LEGO Group continues to stand for to this day. ”
The Brick Fan
“Overall, the Wooden Duck is a fairly big build. If you’re looking at it from afar, you probably wouldn’t think it is made out of LEGO. If you’re a fan of LEGO history, this is a great set to pick up because it would make a nice display piece and if LEGO is indeed making a... More whole line dedicated to LEGO history, it is a good start. The downside of this set is that it is exclusive to the LEGO House and unless you have connections, it would be fairly difficult to get but if you’re going to the LEGO House, it is a nice souvenir to bring home.”
BrickFanatics
“Given the long history of the wooden duck and the familiarity fans have with it as a LEGO icon, the set has to be right. Fans would not forgive something that is a little bit off, as this is likely the only time it will be released as a 1:1 scale set.”
Subtheme Analysis
Annual growth
+16.09% (this set +23.70%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
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Located in Billund, Denmark, LEGO House is an experience centre located near Legoland and the headquarters of The LEGO Group. It is a 12,000-square metre building filled with 25 million Lego bricks designed to represent the playful and educational ethos at the heart of the LEGO brand and is notable for its innovative design and unique architecture, which embodies the LEGO brand. LEGO House was designed to resemble a pile of 21 white Lego bricks which have been built on top of each other.
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More than 100 years ago, 24-year-old Master Carpenter Ole Kirk Kristiansen buys a wood workshop in the tiny town of Billund, Denmark. From the very first toys coming out of Ole Kirk’s workshop, the dedication to quality and functionality is obvious. The design and the carving, sanding, and painting of each piece of toy is done to perfection because Ole Kirk is convinced that children deserve toys of high quality, made of the finest materials, so that they will last for many years of play.
An iconic piece of LEGO building heritage is now available in Billund, Denmark. Ever since the opening of LEGO House in 2017 creating exclusive products has been important as they add significantly to the experience of visiting LEGO House - the pinnacle LEGO experience.
LEGO House is now introducing a new series called: The LEGO House Limited Editions. The Wooden Duck (40501) is the first in this exclusive range of collectable products celebrating key moments in LEGO history.
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