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Your eyes arenât deceiving you! A Lego store called âThe Outpostâ opened on July 2 in Garden City! Itâs located in the Moose Buns Coffee Shop next to Bear Lake Renegade Raceway Go-Karts and is a 200-square-foot building in the mini-golf course area.
The Outpost is owned and operated by Jason Messer, who also owns an after-market Lego store in California called âBricks and Minifigs.â This is just one of 40 Lego stores he owns across the United States with the franchise headquarters located south of Orem, Utah, and two stores located in Salt Lake City.
The Outpost carries new Legos, some previously loved Lego sets, a lot of retired Lego sets, and some new releases that will hit the store Aug. 1. The store also has thousands of minifigs. People can enjoy activities such as handling pull-back racing cars and testing out RC cars. Messer says he will eventually have a Mario mini-golf area as well.
This isn’t your great grandfather’s LEGO.
Children’s toy construction titan Lego has announced a new offering in celebration of the era’s sex/gender transformation.
The Danish toymaker will soon release its “Everyone is Awesome” playset.
The rainbow-colored stage and backdrop will feature 11 tiny figures, each a different shade of brilliance.
As described by The Guardian, the characters are “striding purposefully towards an imagined brighter future.”
In addition to traditional rainbow colors, the set boasts white, pink, and pale blue.
If you’re unaware, those are the hues of the transgender flag.
For the first time, on May 17, the Peel board will raise the Transgender Pride Flag at the HJA Brown Education Centre, in celebration of PDSB transgender students, staff & community members and in recognition of the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia. pic.twitter.com/UYZHMDm8tD