Isn't it amazing when companies go out of their way to reuse their products? I find that it's both creative and eco-friendly at the same time.
Did you know that Lego is one of those companies? I had no idea until I stumbled upon this Twitter thread. Check it out and learn for yourself. What are you waiting for, huh? Go!
While assembling his Lego Bonsai tree, he realized that something was off about one of the pieces. His Lego Bonsai set used a small frog to fill in for a knot of wood.
After discovering that, he quickly realized that the cherry blossom pieces are actually all made from frogs.
Do you know what that means? It means that Lego reuses their pieces to make other sets like this one. Isn't that so cool?
Instead of making all new pieces, they end up recycling extra Lego pieces they already have to create brand new sets. Wow!
As it turns out, the post blew up. People started commenting and sharing it everywhere. It actually got over 66,000 likes. Isn't that something or what?
Apparently, this designer really likes frogs. So much so, that he likes to hide them in his designs. OMG, isn't that so interesting to find out?
I find this little fact so fascinating. Am I weird, or do you also enjoy discovering fun facts like these, too?
They often reuse pieces to save on production costs and to minimize waste. I think that is so commendable of them. Don't you think so, too? I wish more companies did that.
Here somebody posted a picture of their latest Lego creation. This x-wing set uses carrot pieces for its boosters. Oh my goodness, how cute is that? I absolutely love that idea.
I didn't know this about the company. Now that I know this little fact, I've gained even more respect for them, alright. What a great idea indeed.
