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Our second post comes straight to you from 2001. The winter was cold, and LEGO’s financial situation wasn’t so hot either. In a partnership that will probably never happen again, LEGO teamed up with Department 56 to release ceramic holiday miniatures. These depicted portions of Santa’s workshop involved in the manufacture of….LEGO toys!<\/p>\n
I know, I know….You’re probably asking yourself, “where are all the trains?” While there aren’t any trains per se, the Department 56 buildings and figures often wind up in holiday train layouts. Therein lies the train connection….Hey, I have to fill 25 days, people!<\/p>\n
On an unrelated note, I think we can all agree that is some nice brick-built scenery.<\/p>\n
P.S.: I promise Monday’s image will contain actual LEGO trains. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Our second post comes straight to you from 2001. The winter was cold, and LEGO’s financial situation wasn’t so hot either. In a partnership that will probably never happen again, LEGO teamed up with Department 56 to release ceramic holiday miniatures. These depicted portions of Santa’s workshop involved in the manufacture of….LEGO toys! I know, … Continue reading 25 Days of Holiday “Trainvertising” #2: Miracle on 56th Street<\/span>