If it’s stupid, they’ve been awfully successful in spite of it for a while. The policy isn’t new. The argument was that the V-22 Osprey set went against their p

If it’s stupid, they’ve been awfully successful in spite of it for a while. The policy isn’t new. The argument was that the V-22 Osprey set went against their policy, and I guess Lego ultimately agreed, though belatedly. > Is there really a difference between the Death Star or the violence of a galaxy far, far away and the machines that kill people here on Earth? Yes. Of course there is a difference. Is there really an argument that there isn’t a line between those? Anyway, there is really no controversy here. You can build whatever you want with Lego. That’s the whole point. The model that comes with a set is, at most, a starting point or something to learn from. If you think you need Lego to provide the pieces and instructions in a set to build anything you want to build, you are definitely missing the main point.