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LEGOLAND Billund Miniland in 1968

DadsAFOLDadsAFOL USAMember Posts: 617
edited April 2014 in Everything else LEGO
Just saw this totally awesome video of what Billund's Miniland looked like when it opened in 1968!



I like the large scale #6075-2 and #6083. You can see where the inspiration for those classic sets came from, since this predates them by 10 years!

Also, it appears they let little kids actually wander the streets of Miniland. Wonder how long that lasted. :)
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  • Pitfall69Pitfall69 0 miles to Legoboy's houseMember Posts: 11,444
    Love the "Cities of the Future" Boy, did they ever get that wrong.

    It was interesting to hear the word "midget" as well. Times sure have changed.
  • madforLEGOmadforLEGO Chicagoland USMember Posts: 10,291
    Nice video, thanks for posting.
  • legogallegogal USMember Posts: 755
    Wow! That was a very cool video! 46 years ago...hummm. I wonder if any of the original design is still intact?
  • ChrisbstmChrisbstm USAMember Posts: 151
    That's awesome! Very cool.
  • aimlesspursuitsaimlesspursuits USMember Posts: 207
    Quite a look into the past. Though it doesn't feel
    Anyone have any idea how a marshmallow? roast fits into the theme park?

    Excellent find! Thanks for sharing.
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