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LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…

LEGO products have always enabled endless creativity, but acquiring those items has often come with very real limits. Whether it’s the five-per-household restriction on new sets from LEGO.com, the 999-element cap on Pick a Brick orders, or the all-too-familiar “temporarily out of stock” label, fans have learned to work within a system that quietly defines…