Toy company’s designer says he was inspired to support the community with rainbow-themed creation
In all but one case no specific gender has been assigned to the figures, who are intended to ‘express individuality, while remaining ambiguous’. Photograph: Lego
In all but one case no specific gender has been assigned to the figures, who are intended to ‘express individuality, while remaining ambiguous’. Photograph: Lego
Thu 20 May 2021 01.00 EDT
In the “spraying room” at Lego HQ, tiny figurines are layered with bright, glossy paint before being placed on a rainbow-esque arch. The result, a waterfall of colour with 11 brand new minifigures striding purposefully towards an imagined brighter future, is the Danish toymaker’s inaugural LGBTQIA+ set, titled Everyone Is Awesome.