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LEGO always said its bricks were for ages 4 to 99. Then David Attenborough turned 100.
The legendary naturalist hit his centennial on May 8, 2026. And LEGO decided the old age cap just wouldn't do anymore.
Their tribute? A new box label: "4-100+"
The message: "There's no age limit for those who never stop playing."
Are they actually changing every box? Probably not. But for one day — and for one of the most beloved humans on the planet — LEGO made a beautiful exception.
Because if Sir David can keep exploring the world at 100, the rest of us can keep building bricks. 🧱🎂

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00:00Lego raises age limit to 100 plus for David Attenborough's 100th birthday.
00:04No age limit for those who never stop playing.
00:07Because some legends don't just deserve a tribute, they deserve a rule change.
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