Lego is going big ahead of the World Cup finale. On July 6, the Lego Group and FIFA unveiled a nearly 27-foot-tall World Cup trophy made of more than 1.36 million Lego bricks at Rockefeller Plaza in New York City.

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‘The goal of the LEGO World Cup Trophy is to unite people through the love of football and play,’ said LEGO senior designer Christophe Vietti.

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