Thanks
Hard to see if these are Lego or just another generic construction brick set though

yes I wondered about that myself

There is some sort of "Lego-Land" type display area in a mall in the movie "Jingle all the Way"

thanks

In "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" The miniature children sleep in a Lego in the yard:

nice I'll add all these pics tomorrow

AS i had promised in an earlier post, here are pics from the Lego episode of James May's Toy Stories and his completely made out of Lego house.

The house

The rooftop

Kitchen

Love Coffee table

Lego Slippers

lego toothpaste and brush and shaver on top of a lego sink (albeit of course since being lego, it wasnt waterproof)

Functioning Lego toilet

Lego old style phone

Room with british flag worked into the wall and a lego chest

Welcome Mat

Recreation of James May's cat Fusker on top of a chair that as you can see didnt hold his weight

I'm getting old and stupid....
I really have thought this afternoon, when the 4-year-old niece of my wife had visited us and I've opened for the first time after over 25 years these two cases:


"Too stupid", because I had absolutely no idea, how to mount the red car with the white camping-trailer.
But I've always been very carefuly with my stuff, so under the inlays I've found that ones:








On the last "Techno Classica"-oldtimer show, I had to explain to a guy from the VW classic Transporter collection, why I've been so upset about a sticker, I've seen on a side window of a 1964-T1 Bus, which was stored in a garage from 1981 to 2007.
It brought childhood-reminds to me, because it was from the LEGOLAND-park in Sierksdorf at the Baltic Sea, which had existed only between 1973 andd 1976. And I've been there.
I still remember, that I was angry on my father, because he didn't want to put such a sticker on the back on his 1968 VW 1300.

In the movie "Flushed Away":

LEGO flowers used as a bridal bouquet:


and a Minifig (or atleast a Minifig head) used as a figurehead of a ship:

Thanks, I saw it in a youtube video linked on Eurobricks forum, but was too lazy to get the DVD to make good captures

I noticed on Eurobricks that Mr Magoriums Wonder imporium is supposed to have some legos in it but I couldn't find any, I found lots and lots of k'netx but no legos

Yeah due to the amount of toys seen along the whole movie I guess it would not be easy to find the Lego in it (if they are in it)

Will the recent ones from me (james may) and tonka (flushed away) be added to your lego site once you get the chance after all of this site updation?

I'll do that in the next days, do not worry, they are not lost

Is this project still alive? I see there are also pics from the documentary (J. May). I have some from the TV program “Sonda” http://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=1004509177 Which I’m doing recently on the main site. Main goal of this show was to popularize scientific and technical knowledge of every kind, so to show some simple mechanisms sometimes hosts used Lego models. You will choose what you want to add to the Lego db.

Ep. 232:


Ep. 262:


Ep. 408:


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Ep. 367 from 1985, which was about Lego bricks and was filmed in its factory:
First some sets:

Steering wheel and gear box:

Duplo ratchet:


Production line:
ABS used to bricks production:


Production of the figures - normal "City/System" line:

Stamp - to make them smiled:



Figure of the "Basic" line:


Other bricks:


Safety tests of bricks:
Model of under 3 child mouth and throat :


Model of under 3 child fingers:


Durability of Duplo figure:


Device for tensile test:


Rail track during quality control:

Connection and disconnection test of two bricks:


Molds:

Nice ! Thanks
Yes it is still alive, the site is still there. From time to time I add a page when I find a new one.
I'll add these when I've some time.

Antoine see my comment and ford_guy's picture here: http://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=1139282#Comment907192

Thanks
(still other entries on my to-add list)

If this project is still active I have some new pictures for you here: http://imcdb.org/movie_65799-Grisjakten.html

Thanks! I'll add it (but I have lots of things to add on the site, as I said last year )