Self science And technology they are your daily bread, and it couldn’t be otherwise if you frequent them regularly Smartworld, then you will love the set LEGO Ideas winner of the competition organized to celebrate the disciplines STEM: Knowledge is Power (Knowledge is Power). Let’s find out, but not before reminding you how to get broken or lost LEGO pieces sent to you for free.
For those who don’t know, STEM is an English acronym that derives from science, technology, engineering and mathematics (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), and is a term used to indicate scientific-technological disciplines and related study courses.
LEGO regularly sets up competitions for its Ideas brand, i.e. sets not on the market but created by enthusiasts and put up for sale on the platform after passing two selection levels, a date from user appreciation (if they reach 10,000 votes) and one from the LEGO board panel.
For the occasion, the brick giant had launched the competition Celebrate the wonder of STEM disciplines (Celebrate the wonder of STEM), and the winner was this fantastic set designed by danielbradleyy.
The set, consisting of 528 pieces, aims, in the words of its creator, to “embody the infinite potential of knowledge“, and for this reason the protagonist of the scene is a open book from whose pages it seems to blow up knowledge.
To animate the set, we find the different areas of STEM disciplines, therefore a rocket, one scientist who studies the flower garden and the insects within, a economist, a architect, and even a laboratory robot who spilled the contents of a flask.
The intent of danielbradleyy is to show the power of learning and arouse curiosity in those who are about to build it, and they have certainly hit the mark.
Now the set has won, but it’s not in yet trade. Knowledge is Power can suffer changes before arriving on the market (the timing is not known) and will be distributed exclusively by the distribution network Target in North America, while globally it will be found on LEGO sales channels.
For those interested, LEGO still has another active competition, Create Your Own Exhibit (Create Your own Exhibition), which you can find at this address.
