Futuristic: 180 Years of Joy

90 years in the future, a novel container standard has evolved: Based on upscaled 1x2 and 1x4 LEGO bricks, the containers have studs enabling them to be stacked much higher than today. The trucks, based on 1x2 plates, are able to fly, but currently only without the trailers. The latter can be parked by turning the support.

A new robot is able to carry a container by driving over it, tensioning his springs, turning liftarms below it and relaxing the springs, thus elevating the container. Then, it can be moved to the truck and flown onto it.

The futuristic LEGO store features the green dragon, the large, red 2x4 brick, the build-a-minifig-tower, the pick-a-brick-wall, and shelves full of sets. Furthermore, there’s a large cake to celebrate LEGO's 180th birthday. Its customers now use drones to carry their purchases – still, no one has invented antigravity!

The model consists of 2105 parts (all of them existing in the used colors), measures almost 64 x 30 x 43 studs and weighs 1533 g.