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The LEGO Lexicon is a encyclopedia of LEGO related words. If you can't find a word or if you want to suggest one, please mail me about it! |
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Mindstorms |
A line of products within the Technic programme. The sets are based on the RCX and micro-Scout Programmable Brick. |
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MLCad |
A LDraw compatible LEGO CAD program for Windows programmed by Michael Lachmann. Visit the official MLCad page here. |
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Model Team |
Introduced in 1986 (1989 in the USA), the Model Team sets have realistic looking models. Forerunner: Expert Series. Search the LUGNET set database for Model Team sets |
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MODULEX |
Company founded in 1963 by the LEGO company. Modulex is for many LEGO-fans synonymous to miniature LEGO bricks (size of a 2x4 brick: 2.0x1.0x0.5 cm). The miniature bricks have letters on them allowin a company to change the text on signs easily, later Modulex also creates permanent signs to the customer's preferences. Today Modulex, as system, is widely used for lettering boards, signs etc. in many companies worldwide. Visit the official Modulex website |
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Mursten |
When in 1949 the Automatic Binding Bricks were introduced, the first cartons with bricks (only in 2x2 and 2x4 sizes) carried the name 'mursten' the Danish word for 'masonry brick'. |
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