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Lego creativity is not limited to building bricks and stop motion movies, it extends even to advertising. As with plastic bricks, they can take the simplest concept and often make a powerful and witty statement.
There approach is often minimal, a trait I like, as you will be able to see in the first few images below.
There is no end to Lego creativity.
(Were I could I have linked to the original source).

Brain Stimulator

Creative Lego Ads

Aeroplane Lego

Creative Lego Ads

Submarine Lego

Creative Lego Ads

Tank Lego

Creative Lego Ads

Dinosaur Lego

Creative Lego Ads

Periscope

Creative Lego Ads

Lego Philippe Starck

Creative Lego Ads

Lego Michael Schumacher

Creative Lego Ads

Lego Alicia Keys

Creative Lego Ads

Lego Real Life Building

Creative Lego Ads

Airplane Hanger

Creative Lego Ads

Train Line

Creative Lego Ads

Fire Sation

Creative Lego Ads

Ascending and Descending

Creative Lego Ads

Belvedere

Creative Lego Ads

Waterfall

Creative Lego Ads

Lego Solutions (1)

Creative Lego Ads

Lego Solutions (2)

Creative Lego Ads

Lego New York Toy Fair (1)

Creative Lego Ads

Lego New York Toy Fair (2)

Creative Lego Ads

Lego New York Toy Fair (3)

Creative Lego Ads

Lego Table of Elements

Creative Lego Ads

Intergallactic Spaceship

Creative Lego Ads

Submarine

Creative Lego Ads

Starship Enterprise

Creative Lego Ads

Lego Crane

Creative Lego Ads

City Shadow

Creative Lego Ads

Dam Shadow

Creative Lego Ads

Shuttle Shadow

Creative Lego Ads

Video Game

Creative Lego Ads

Lightbulbs

Creative Lego Ads

Ambulance

Creative Lego Ads

Rubiks Cube

Creative Lego Ads

Astronaut

Creative Lego Ads

Baywatch

Creative Lego Ads

Construction

Creative Lego Ads

Sex

Creative Lego Ads

Drugs

Creative Lego Ads

Violence

Creative Lego Ads

Builders of Tomorrow

Creative Lego Ads

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There are 24 Comments › Leave your comment
  1. Matthew
    16 Mar, 2009

    ‘Creativty’ should be Creativity :)

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  2. James
    16 Mar, 2009

    Awesome

    Reply

  3. John
    16 Mar, 2009

    What’s with those Sex, Drugs and violence ones!? They’re disturbing!

    Reply

  4. Alex
    16 Mar, 2009

    Did you bother reading the captions? They say “Kids shouldn’t watch too much tv.”

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  5. seo
    16 Mar, 2009

    I did not get the ones with plenty of blank space.

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  6. recession
    16 Mar, 2009

    Cute

    Reply

  7. Duders
    16 Mar, 2009

    The third one looks like a coastguard boat. It’s definitely not a submarine. I’m a lego ninja…I should know.

    Reply

  8. Curtis
    16 Mar, 2009

    I have loved LEGOS since I was a little kid. I wanted to work for LEGO designing LEGO sets. I still do. Legos have been a big part of my life. These are great advertisements!

    Reply

  9. Colin
    17 Mar, 2009

    I find the Lego Erection in Solutions (1) to be more disturbing…

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  10. rog
    17 Mar, 2009

    in lego solutions (1), whats the deal with the ‘erection’ in the bottom left?! thats not very lego….

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  11. WebDesigner
    17 Mar, 2009

    great… very nice

    Reply

  12. ou
    17 Mar, 2009

    Wonderful!

    Reply

  13. Family Matters
    17 Mar, 2009

    Ah, the sheer simplicity of some of these ads brings joy to my heart.

    Lego was such a big part of my childhood, I can relate to lots of these.

    Reply

  14. Dallas J. Moore
    19 Mar, 2009

    That’s great! I was reading a book, “groundswell” they talk about how they have several people who are into LEGO hardcore. They have talked with these people to help build and create LEGO’s culture and brand. Very cool!

    Reply

  15. DownloadPacificPoker
    24 Mar, 2009

    very creative!!!

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  16. sam_khrap
    14 Apr, 2009

    wow this is just an excellent collection ! I loved it as a fan of Lego :)_

    Reply

  17. Buh
    16 Apr, 2009

    Erm, the Lego solutions(1) has the catapult twice, also it has an erection. o.0 I’m not so sure kids should be making Lego erections.

    Reply

  18. ...wtf?
    29 Apr, 2009

    Lego submarine? You realize that’s a ship right…?

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  19. interesto
    17 Aug, 2009

    I lóved to play with LEGO and the statements these ads make are soooooo true

    Enjoyed this page, thanks!

    Reply

  20. Tech Reviews
    18 Nov, 2009

    Lego – simply creative!!!

    Reply

  21. phoenixrising
    23 Dec, 2009

    awesome ads
    hysterical comments- total lol

    Reply

  22. graphic design classes
    16 Jan, 2010

    Awesome post how the heck did you find all these cool lego ads! I loved plyaing with legos so much as a kid…

    Reply

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