LEGO

Ingredients for Giant's Hat Masterpiece:

- 80 Lumber

- 40 Blue Lego Bricks

- 1 Giant (30 blue bricks + 40 red bricks)

- 80 Red Lego Bricks

- 1 Millstone (25 red bricks)

Hint: Make full use of Gallery Modules Rank 2 to grow red bricks when you start this quest. Later when you get a few blue bricks, spend them on Factory Modules Rank 2 for maximum red brick growth.

To get Lumber:

1. Buy a T-Square from BartleBee for 10 Potted Plants.

2. Send Milmano the T-Square for Lumber Mill Module blueprint.

3. Buy Millstone blueprint from Milmano for 10 Honey Pots.

4. Build Millstone for 25 red bricks.

5. Build Lumber Mill Module for 30 red bricks and 1 Millstone.

To get Blue Lego Bricks:

1. Build a Millstone and send to Pel Tonne for the Electric-Dam Module blueprint.

2. Buy Beaver blueprint from Pel Tonne's page for 10 Lumber.

3. Build a Beaver for 2 Lumber + 5 Red Lego Bricks.

4. Send Milly P.Enstock the Beaver to get Treason Beaver blueprint.

5. Build Electric-Dam Module for 30 Lumber, 30 Red Bricks, 3 Beavers.

6. Build 10 more Beavers to setup the Electric-Dam Module.

7. A friend must build a Treason Beaver (12 Lumber + 5 Red Bricks) and click the Dam. After 20 clicks, the owner gets the Water Mill Blueprint. A flood of 20 Blue Lego Bricks may be sent to a random friend on the owner's friend list.

8. You need to build a Treason Beaver and click on a friend's Dam to get some Blue Bricks sent your way. Blue Lego Bricks get sent out to random people on the Electric-Dam owner's friendlist whenever someone clicks the dam so check your mail.

Important note about unmailable Treason Beavers

To increase Red Lego Bricks:

1. Buy Factory Module Rank 2 from Milmano's page for 8 Blue Bricks.

2. Build Factory Module Rank 2 for 5 Lumber + 5 Red Bricks.

To increase Blue Lego Bricks:

1. Buy Quixotic Gallery Module blueprint from Don Brickote's page for 3 Blue Bricks.

2. Build Quixotic Gallery Module for 5 Blue Bricks + 5 Red Bricks.

To increase Blue Lego Bricks even more:

1. Build Water Mill Module for 60 Lumber + 80 Red Bricks + 1 Beaver + 1 Millstone.

2. It takes a while to save up enough items to build this module and although it's not required to complete the rank it sure is good for growing Blue Bricks. For every 2 clicks from a friend, this module produces 1 Blue Brick.

To get Giant blueprint:

1. Click on a friend's Quixotic Gallery to randomly get a Heroic Story.

2. Send Don Brickote a Heroic Story to get a Wind Mill Tilter blueprint.

3. Build the Wind Mill Tilter (5 Blue Lego Bricks + 8 Red Lego Bricks)

4. Click on a friend's Wind Mill for a chance to win the Giant blueprint.

5. If you don't know anyone with a Wind Mill, go to the public network and keep clicking "Visit a Friend" until you find someone.

6. Otherwise your friend needs to buy the Wind Mill Module blueprint from Milly P.Enstock's page for 10 Blue Bricks and build for 35 Lumber + 15 Blue Bricks + 1 Millstone.

To get the Giant Hat Masterpiece blueprint:

1. Buy Millstone Hurling Module from Milly P.Enstock for 20 Blue Lego Bricks.

2. Build a Giant for 30 Blue Bricks + 40 Red Bricks.

3. Once you have a Giant, build some Millstones and click on a friend's Millstone Hurling Module for a chance to win some Blue Bricks.

4. Build a Millstone Hurling Module for 30 Blue Bricks and 1 Giant.

5. Get a friend to click your module to win the Giant's Hat Masterpiece blueprint.

Gather the final ingredients and build the Masterpiece... That's it! Another rank complete.

Ole Kirk Christianen founded the Lego group in 1932 in Denmark. Lego bricks were originally wooden. In 1942 the company switched to producing plastic bricks. The world famous interlocking Lego bricks were patented in 1958.

Lego was invented by a man named Ole Kirk Christiansen in the early 1930s as he saw a gap in the market for good quality children's toys. The company didn't get branded 'Lego' until 1934 and it wasn't until 1947 that he started to produce plastic toys which similarly resemble the ones of today.

LEGO building bricks are hard plastic construction blocks, with studs on them so they stay tightly together. They come in many shapes and forms and are great to play with.

Lego is a trademark, but many other blocks use similar designs.

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• 1891: April 7 - Ole Kirk Christiansen, founder of the Lego Group, is born.
• 1895: The woodworkingshop, "Billund Woodworking and Carpenter's Shop", which would eventually evolve into the Lego company is founded in Billund, Denmark.

• 1916: Ole Kirk Christiansen purchases the small woodworkingshop in Billund.

• July 6, 1920: Godtfred Kirk Christiansen is born.
• 1924: Ole Kirk's shop burns down when a fire ignites some wood shavings. Ole Kirk builds a larger workshop, renting out most of the space, and using the rest for his own shop.

• 1932: Ole Kirk Christiansen's shop nearly goes bankrupt in the depression. With a lack of normal carpentry jobs, Ole Kirk starts producing toys, many of which were wooden pull toys.
• 1934: The company name Lego is coined by Christiansen from the Danish phrase leg godt, meaning "play well". Coincidentally, "Lego" also means "I assemble" in Latin.
• 1935: The Lego Duck (a wooden toy) is featured.
• 1937: Godtfred Kirk Christiansen starts creating models.
• 1939: The company grows to 10 employees.

• 1942: A fire breaks out in the factory, forcing the company to rebuild.
• 1943: The company grows to 40 employees.
• 1947: Ole Kirk purchases the first plastic moulding machine in Denmark, and the company begins manufacturing plastic toys. The Christiansens are inspired by samples of the "Kiddicraft Self-Locking Building Brick", a design patented by the Briton Mr. Harry Fisher Page.[1]December 27 - Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen is born.
• 1948: The company grows to 50 employees.
• 1949: Lego begins producing similar plastic bricks, calling them "Automatic Binding Bricks."

• 1951: The first ever film about Lego is shot. The photographer is Christian Lund, and the film is black and white with no sound.
• 1953:

• Automatic Binding Bricks are renamed Lego Mursten, or "Lego Bricks."
• First baseplates are created.

• 1954:

• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen becomes junior managing director of Lego, and soon has the idea to turn Lego bricks into a toy system.
• Lego windows and doors are introduced.
• The word Lego is officially registered in Denmark.
• First beam bricks are released.

• 1955:

• Lego releases its first toy "system" of the Town Plan.
• Lego bricks begin selling better, but are not yet the core Lego product.
• Lego first exports toys to Sweden.
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen demonstrates the Lego bricks at a toy fair in Nuremberg, Germany.
• First Lego trees are released.

• 1956: A sales company for Lego is built in Hohenwestedt, Germany.
• 1957:

• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen is appointed Managing Director.
• First Lego flags, lights, and windows.

• 1958:

• The Lego brick design is improved to allow better versatility and "locking" ability.
• Ole Kirk Christiansen dies; Godtfred inherits leadership of the Lego Company.
• The Lego company patents the stud-and-tube coupling system. This new system makes models much more stable. Sloping roof tile bricks are featured.
• The company in Billund grows to 140 employees.

• 1959:

• A small staff at Lego, the "Futura" division, is established to develop ideas for new sets.
• Lego begins selling its products in other countries such as Norway, Germany, Switzerland, and the UK.
• Lego France, British Lego Ltd., Lego Belgium and Lego Sweden are established.

• 1960:

• February: Another warehouse fire consumes most of Lego inventory of wooden toys.
• Production of wooden toys is discontinued; the company changes its focus to the plastic building bricks.
• Lego Finland and Lego Netherlands are established.
• By the end of the year, the company grows to 450 employees.

• 1961:

• The Lego wheel is introduced.
• Sales start in the United States and Canada through a license agreement with Samsonite Corp.
• Lego Italy established

• 1961-1962: Lego makes an arrangement allowing Samsonite to begin producing and selling Lego products in Canada, an arrangement that would continue until 1988.
• 1962:

• Lego sells toys in Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Morocco, and Japan.
• Lego 1/3 elements are introduced.

• 1963:

• Cellulose acetate is abandoned in favor of the more stable ABS plastic in making Lego bricks.
• Samsonitebegins producing Lego bricks under license in North America.
• Lego Austria is established.
• The Lego Group starts Modulex.

• 1964:

• The first Lego sets containing instruction manuals are introduced.
• Lego sells toys in Lebanon.
• A production plant, Lego Werkzeugbau GmbH, is opened in Hohenwestedt, Germany.

• 1965:

• The company in Billund grows to more than 600 employees.

• 1966:

• One of Lego most successful series, the Lego trainsystem is released. Initial train sets include a 4.5-volt motor and rails.
• Lego is now sold in 42 countries.

• 1967: First Lego hinges.
• 1968:

• Train sets with a 12-volt motor are introduced.
• On June 7, the Legoland Park in Billund is opened, at which 3,000 people visit on the opening day.
• Lego bricks with magnets are introduced.

• 1969:

• The Duplo system, using larger bricks and targeting younger children but also compatible with existing Lego bricks, is released.
• The company in Billund grows to 843 employees.

• 1970: The company grows to 1,000 employees.
• 1971: Lego introduces furniture pieces and dollhouses for girls.
• 1972: Lego adds boat and ship sets, with hull pieces that actually float.

• Lego Samsonite license agreement ends
• Lego USA established in Brookfield, Connecticut.

• 1973:

• Lego USA moves to its present-day location in Enfield, Connecticut.
• All Lego products are placed under one logo, a red square with the word, Lego, in white bordered by black and yellow.
• Lego first sells toys to Hungary.
• Lego Portugal is established.

• 1974:

• Lego figures are launched, starting with the Lego family.
• Bricks and Pieces, the first official Lego newsletter, is introduced in the United Kingdom.
• Lego Spain is established.

• 1975:

• The company grows to 2,500 employees.
• The Expert Series sets are introduced.

• 1977:

• The Lego Technic (known as the Expert Builder) series is launched.
• Lego Town is launched.
• Lego Boats is launched.
• Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen joins the Lego Group management.
• Duplo people are introduced.

• 1978:

• Lego introduces the minifigurewith movable limbs and hands that can grasp utensils. This was the company's second most important design, after the brick itself.
• Lego Castle is introduced.
• Lego Space is introduced.

• 1979:

• Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen becomes president of Lego.
• Lego introduces the Fabuland and Scala themes.
• Lego Singapore is established.

• 1980:

• Lego establishes the Educational Products Department.
• New factories are opened in Switzerlandand Jutland, Denmark.
• It is revealed in a survey that seventy percent of all Western European families with kids under fourteen own Lego bricks.
• Lego train tracks are introduced.

• 1981: The second generation of Lego trains is produced, including a wider variety of accessories.
• 1982:

• Expert Builder series matures and becomes Technic.
• The Lego Groupcelebrates its 50th anniversary on August 13th.
• The book, 50 years of play is published.
• Lego South Africa is established.
• First Lego wind-up engine.

• 1983:

• Lego launches the Duplo Baby series.
• The company grows to 3,700 employees worldwide.

• 1984:

• Lego Castle series is launched.
• Lego pneumatics are added to the Technic series.
• Lego Brazil is established.
• Lego Korea is established.

• 1985:

• Light & Sound sets are introduced.
• Lego company grows to 5,000 employees worldwide; 3,000 of them being in Billund.
• The gearstick is introduced.

• 1986:

• Lego Technic robots controlled by computers are placed in schools.
• Light and Sound sets are launched of Lego Town and Space themes.
• Another factory in Manaus, Brazil is opened.
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen resigns as chairman of the board of Lego System A/S and Lego Overseas.
• Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen takes over for Godtfred Kirk Christiansen.

• 1987:

• Forestman, Crusaders, and Black Knights, sub-lines of Lego Castle, are introduced.
• Blacktron I and Futuron, sub-lines of Lego Space, are introduced.
• Lego reaches almost 6,000 employees.
• Lego South Africa is closed.
• Lego Club is established.

• 1988:

• The first Lego World Cup building contest is held in Billund.
• Lego Canada is established.
• The "Brick Separator" is introduced.

• 1989:

• Lego Pirates theme is launched.
• Lego Educational Products Department is renamed Lego Dacta.
• Brick Kicks, the first official Lego Club magazine, is introduced.
• Space Police I, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.

• 1990

• Lego Model Team sets are released.
• Lego is one of the top 10 toy companies of 1990.
• Forestman is discontinued.
• The Blacktron I and Futuron themes are discontinued.
• Space Police I is discontinued.
• M:Tron, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Lego Malaysia is established.
• The Duplo Zoo is launched.
• 9V Technic motors are first introduced in Europe, starting phase-out of 4.5V system.

• 1991

• 9V Technic motors are introduced in other markets including North America.
• 9V Trains motors are made 9V to bring the system into line with the rest of the Lego range.
• Lego Paradisa is launched.
• Blacktron II, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Imperial Guards, a sub-line of Lego Pirates is introduced.
• The company grows to 7,550 employees.

• 1992

• Lego sets two Guinness World Records. Lego Castle and Lego Tower.
• Paradisa and Duplo Toolo sets are introduced.
• On Swedish television, the world's largest Lego Castle is built.
• The Crusaders theme is discontinued.
• Wolfpack, a sub-line of Lego Castle is introduced.
• Space Police II, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Lego Japan is established.
• Lego Hungary is established.
• The first Lego Imagination Center is opened in Mall of America in Bloomington, Minneapolis, United States.

• 1993

• Duplo introduces a train and a parrot-shaped "brickvac" that could scoop Lego pieces up off the floor.
• Space Police I is re-released.
• Wolfpack, a sub-line of Lego Castle is discontinued.
• Dragon Masters is introduced.
• M:Tron, a sub-line of Lego Space is discontinued.
• Blacktron II, a sub-line of Lego Space is discontinued.
• Space Police II, a sub-line of Lego Space is discontinued.
• Ice Planet 2002, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Lego South Africa re-established.
• The orange transparent brick is introduced.

• 1994

• The Black Knights theme is discontinued.
• Ice Planet 2002, a sub-line of Lego Space is discontinued.
• Unitron, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Spyrius, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Islanders, a sub-line of Lego Pirates is introduced.
• Lego Mexico is established.
• The company grows to 8,880 employees worldwide.
• First pink Lego bricks.
• Brick Kicks, the official Lego Club Magazine, is renamed Lego Mania Magazine.

• 1995

• Lego Primo series is introduced.
• Lego Aquazone is introduced.
• Royal Knights, a sub-line of Lego Castle is introduced.
• Unitron is discontinued.
• Imperial Guards, a sub-line of Lego Pirates is discontinued.
• Lego TechBuild, a sub-line of Lego Technic is introduced.
• Lego TechPlay, another sub-line of Lego Technic is introduced.
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen, son of the company's founder, dies.
• Lego Belgium and Lego Netherlands become Lego Benelux.
• Lego dolphin element is introduced.

• 1996

• Legoland Windsor is opened in the United Kingdom.
• The Lego Watch System is launched.
• Lego Wild West is introduced.
• Lego.com is launched.
• Dark Forest, a sub-line of Lego Castle is introduced.
• Time Crusiers is introduced.
• Spyrius theme is discontinued.
• Exploriens, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Imperial Armada, a sub-line of Lego Pirates is introduced.
• Legoland Billund reaches 25 million visitors since its opening in 1968.
• It is estimated that 180 billion Lego elements have been made and over 300 million people worldwide play with them.

• 1997

• Lego launches its first computer game, Lego Island.
• Lego introduces fiber-opticelements.
• Lego Paradisa is discontinued.
• Lego Diversis introduced.
• Fright Knights, a sub-line of Lego Castle is introduced.
• Time Twisters, a sub-line of Time Crusiers is introduced.
• Roboforce, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• UFO, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Aquaraiders, a sub-line of Lego Aquazone is introduced.

• 1998

• Lego launches the Lego Creator, Loco, and Chess computer games.
• Lego introduces beigebricks.
• Lego Adventurers and Insectoids series are introduced.
• Lego releases Mindstorms, a programmable computerized brick with Lego-compatible sensors and motors.
• The red Lego logo introduced in 1973 is updated. It is a graphically tightened version of the logo used for the past 25 years.
• Lego rereleases the Crusaders, Black Knights, and Dragon Masters themes.
• Insectoids, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Lego Cyberslam, is introduced.

• 1999

• Legoland California opens in Carlsbad, California.
• Lego Rock Raiders series is introduced.
• Lego produces a Star Warstheme with Lucasfilm.
• UFO and Insectoids themes are discontinued.
• Jungle a sub-line of Lego Adventurers is introduced.
• Lego Underground is introduced.
• Lego Slizers(Throwbots) are introduced.

• 2000

• Knights' Kingdom, Life on Mars, and Soccer/Football are introduced.
• Dino Island, a sub-line of Lego Adventurers is introduced, then discontinued. RoboRiders are also introduced, then discontinued.
• Lego Underground (Rock Raiders) and Lego Throwbots are discontinued.
• Lego Studios is introduced.
• The British Association of Toy Retailers names the Lego brick "Toy of the Century".

• 2001

• Lego Bionicle is launched both in Europe and United States.
• Lego Brand Retail stores are opened in England, Germany, and Russia.
• Lego Life on Mars is introduced, then discontinued.
• Lego Alpha Team and Lego Harry Potter are introduced.
• Lego Serious Play is unveiled.

• 2002

• Company sloganchanges from "Just Imagine..." to "Play On".
• Lego Wild West is discontinued.
• Lego Island Xtreme Stunts, Spider-Man, and Lego Racers are introduced.
• Lego Mania Magazine issues are changed to Lego Magazine.
• Legoland Germany opened May 17, 2002 in Günzburg.

• 2003

• Lego introduces new skin tones for mini-figures based on actual people.
• Clikits, Lego Designer, Lego Hockey, Lego Basketball, and Lego Gravity Games are introduced.
• Orient Expedition, a sub-line of Adventurers is introduced.
• Lego Island Xtreme Stunts is discontinued.
• Lego Inventor is introduced, then discontinued.
• Lego World City is introduced.
• Lego minifigure celebrates its 25th birthday.
• The first full-length CGI LEGO movie, Bionicle: Mask of Light is released.

• 2004

• Lego Quatro brick is introduced for children ages 1-3.
• Lego Knights' Kingdom II is introduced.
• Orient Expedition, a sub-line of Lego Adventurers is discontinued.
• Lego Spider-Man, Lego World City, and Lego Gravity Gamesare discontinued.
• Lego Group reports record loss for 2003 fiscal year.

• 2005

• Lego System celebrates its 50th anniversary.
• Lego Group sells Legoland parks to Merlin Entertainments Group.
• Lego Alpha Team is discontinued.
• Lego City is introduced.
• Lego Dino Attack/Dino 2010 is introduced.
• Lego Vikings is introduced.

• 2006

• Lego Exo-Force is introduced.
• Lego Batman is introduced.
• Avatar: The Last Airbender is introduced then discontinued.
• SpongeBob SquarePants is introduced.
• Lego Sports is reintroduced.
• Remote control (RC) trains are introduced.
• Lego Mindstorms NXT is released.

• 2007

• Lego Aqua Raiders, and Mars Missionare introduced.
• Lego Castle is reintroduced.
• Lego 9V trains discontinued.
• Lego Aqua Raiders is discontinued.

• 2008

• On January 28, 2008, Lego celebrated the 50th anniversary of the patent on its interlocking blocks.
• Lego Mindstorms celebrates its 10th anniversary.
• Lego minifigurecelebrates its 30th birthday.
• Lego Indiana Jones, Speed Racer, and Agents are introduced.
• Lego Exo-Force is discontinued.
• Mars Mission is discontinued.
• Speed raceris discontinued

• 2009

• Agents 2.0 is released.
• Lego Star Wars' 10th anniversary.
• Legoland California 10th anniversary.
• Lego Power Miners is introduced.
• Lego Pirates is reintroduced.
• Lego Batman is discontinued.
• Lego Gamesare introduced.
• Lego Space Police III is introduced

• 2010

• Lego Ben 10
• Lego Atlantis is introduced.
• Lego Toy Story
• Duplo Cars is introduced.
• Lego Harry Potter is reintroduced.
• Lego Prince of Persia
• Lego Hero Factory is introduced.
• Lego Space Police III is discontinued.
• Lego World Racers is introduced.
• Lego Kingdoms is introduced.
• Bionicle is discontinued.
• Lego Universe is launched.
• Lego Minifigures Series 1 and 2.

• 2011

• Lego MinifiguresSeries 3 and 4 and 5.
• Lego Ninjago is introduced.
• Lego Cars is introduced.
• Lego Pirates of the Caribbean.
• Lego Alien Conquest is introduced.
• Lego Power Miners is discontinued.
• SpongeBob SquarePants is reintroduced.
• Duplo Winnie The Pooh is introduced.
• Lego Life of George is introduced.
• Lego CitySpace theme is reintroduced.
• Lego Master Builders Academy (MBA) is introduced.
• Legoland Florida opens.
• Lego Pharaoh's Quest is discontinued.
• Lego Harry Potter is discontinued.

• 2012

• Lego Universe is discontinued.
• Lego Dino.
• Lego Minifigures Series 6, 7 & 8.
• Legoland Malaysia opens.
• Lego Super Heroes theme is introduced.
• Lego Friends theme is introduced.
• Lego Lord of the Rings is introduced.
• Lego Monster Fighters is introduced.
• Lego Disney Princess is introduced.
• Lego Alien Conquest is discontinued.
• Lego Build and Rebuild is introduced.
• Lego The Hobbit will be introduced in December.

• 2013

• Lego Ninjago to be discontinued.
• Lego Mickey Mouse & Friends to be introduced.
• Lego Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is to be introduced.
• Lego Galaxy Squad will be introduced.
• Lego Legends of Chima.