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After decades of building pirate ships, race cars and haunted castles, Lego has come up with something new: a wheelchair. 
  
 The Danish toymaker has unveiled its first ever disabled minifigure on Thursday. The figure of a hat-wearing boy in a wheelchair was first spotted at the Nuremberg international toy fair in Germany and featured on fan blogs. 
  
 The company later confirmed the tiny wheelchair will be part of a new Lego CITY set that will come out in June. 
  
 Lego and other toymakers have been under pressure for some time to introduce toys that reflect real life. 
  
 Online campaign #ToyLikeMe has called on the company to produce figures that represent disabled children. Its online petition accumulated over 20,000 signatures. 
  
 "We've got genuine tears of joy right now," the campaign organizers said after the new toys were unveiled. 
  
 The new set appears to show a scene in a park, with figures of children in playground. 
  
 Related: Brick by brick, Lego builds top 100 brand 
  
 The company made 60 billion Lego pieces in 2014. Its sales across Europe, the Americas and Asia grew strongly thanks to the success of The Lego Movie. Sales grew 18% in the first half of 2015, following 15% growth in 2014. 
  
 The family-owned business became the biggest toymaker in the world in terms of revenue and profit in 2014, beating its rival Mattel. ||||| Published on Jan 27, 2016 
  
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 This summer, Lego will release its first-ever minifigure that uses a wheelchair, the company says, confirming reports that emerged after one of the toys was seen at a toy fair. In recent years, the company has been urged to show more diversity in its offerings. 
  
 German website Zusammengebaut and other Lego fan outlets published photographs of the figurine at the International Toy Fair in Nuremberg, Germany, on Wednesday, setting off celebrations among those backing a movement called Toy Like Me, which urges Lego, Hasbro, Fisher Price and other toymakers to include disabilities in some of their figurines. 
  
 Included in Lego's upcoming Fun at the Park set, the wheelchair is seen being used by a youth wearing a beanie cap and a hoodie. 
  
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 "We are beyond happy right now," Rebecca Atkinson of Toy Like Me says in a statement posted online. "Lego have just rocked our brick built world and made 150 million disabled kids, their mums, dads, pet dogs and hamsters very very happy. 
  
 The wheelchair is part of Lego's City line and will go on sale in June, according to Emma Owen, Lego's spokesperson in Britain and Ireland. 
  
 "This is the first LEGO mini figure with a wheelchair, although previously there was a LEGO Duplo range, a series of the toys aimed at pre-school children, that featured an elderly man in a wheelchair," website The Mighty explains. "That set was criticized by activists for reinforcing stereotypes about wheelchairs only being for the elderly. This new figure is a part of the LEGO line aimed at older kids." 
  
 Atkinson, a journalist and disability consultant, says Lego's move "will speak volumes to children, disabled or otherwise, the world over." 
  
 More than 20,000 people have signed Toy Like Me's online petition that calls on Lego to use its toys to "help generations of kids, (both with and without disabilities), grow up with a more positive attitude to human difference!" |||||
– People in wheelchairs now have something in common with astronauts, knights, and pirates: a Lego figure to call their own. NPR reports Lego will release its first figure with disabilities in a set called "Fun at the Park" this June. (The set and figure can be seen in a video here.) The Lego man sitting in a wheelchair was spotted at a toy fair in Germany earlier this week and confirmed by the company Thursday. "We've got genuine tears of joy right now," CNN quotes the organizers of a campaign called Toy Like Me, which received 20,000 signatures on a petition asking Lego to represent children with disabilities in its toy sets.
Sammanfatta denna artikel: Efter årtionden av att ha byggt piratfartyg, tävlingsbilar och hemsökta slott har Lego kommit på något nytt: en rullstol. Den danska leksakstillverkaren har presenterat sin första handikappade minifigur på torsdag. Figuren med en hattklädd pojke i rullstol sågs först på Nürnbergs internationella leksaksmässa i Tyskland och fanns med på fanbloggar. Företaget bekräftade senare att den lilla rullstolen kommer att vara en del av en ny Lego CITY uppsättning som kommer att komma ut i juni. Lego och andra leksakstillverkare har under en tid varit pressade att införa leksaker som speglar det verkliga livet. Online kampanj #ToyLikeMe har uppmanat företaget att producera siffror som representerar funktionshindrade barn. Dess nätupprop samlade över 20 000 namnunderskrifter. "Vi har fått genuina glädjetårar just nu", sade kampanjarrangörerna efter att de nya leksakerna avtäckts. Den nya uppsättningen verkar visa en scen i en park, med figurer av barn i lekplats. Related: Tegel av tegel, Lego bygger topp 100 varumärke Företaget gjorde 60 miljarder Lego bitar under 2014. Dess försäljning över hela Europa, Amerika och Asien växte kraftigt tack vare framgångarna med The Lego Movie. Försäljningen ökade med 18% under första halvåret 2015, efter 15% tillväxt 2014. Det familjeägda företaget blev världens största leksaksmakare sett till intäkter och vinst 2014, och slog sin rival Mattel. Publicerad jan 27, 2016 Leksaksmässa 2016: LEGO City 'Roligt i parken' (60134) kommer med en minifigur och en pojke i rullstol. 14 minifigurer! Vänligen prenumerera på vår kanal, om du vill se alla kommande Toy Fair-videor. Mera kommer! --- http://zusammengebaut.com http://twitter.com/zusammengebaut, http://facebook.com/zusammengebaut & http://instagram.com/zusammengebaut Om du gillar den här videon, dela den gärna med dina LEGO-vänner och prenumerera! Tack. Lego, In A First, Will Unveil A Minifigure In A Rullstol Förstora denna bild tagle bildtext Screengrab av Zusammengebaut video av NPR Screengrab av Zusammengebaut video av NPR I sommar, Lego kommer att släppa sin första någonsin minifigur som använder en rullstol, säger företaget, bekräftar rapporter som dök upp efter en av leksakerna sågs på en leksaksmässa. På senare år har företaget uppmanats att visa större mångfald i sina erbjudanden. Tyska hemsidan Zusammengebaut och andra Lego fans butiker publicerade fotografier av figuren på den internationella leksaksmässan i Nürnberg, Tyskland, på onsdag, sätta igång fester bland dem som stöder en rörelse som kallas Toy Like Me, som uppmanar Lego, Hasbro, Fisher Price och andra leksakstillverkare att inkludera funktionshinder i några av sina figurer. I Legos kommande Nöje vid Park-setet ses rullstolen användas av en ung människa som bär mössa och huvtröja. YouTube "Vi är bortom lyckliga just nu," Rebecca Atkinson av Toy Som jag säger i ett uttalande på nätet. "Lego har just rockat vår tegelbyggda värld och gjort 150 miljoner handikappade barn, deras mammor, pappor, sällskapshundar och hamstrar mycket glada. Rullstolen är en del av Lego's City-linje och kommer att gå till försäljning i juni, enligt Emma Owen, Legos talesperson i Storbritannien och Irland. "Det här är den första LEGO-minifiguren med rullstol, även om det tidigare fanns en LEGO Duplo-serie, en serie leksaker som riktar sig till förskolebarn, som innehöll en äldre man i rullstol", förklarar The Mighty. "Den uppsättningen kritiserades av aktivister för att förstärka stereotyper om att rullstolar bara är för äldre. Denna nya siffra är en del av LEGO-linjen som riktar sig till äldre barn." Atkinson, journalist och handikappkonsult, säger Legos drag "kommer att tala volymer till barn, handikappade eller på annat sätt, världen över." Mer än 20 000 människor har undertecknat Toy Like Mes nätupprop som uppmanar Lego att använda sina leksaker för att "hjälpa generationer av barn, (både med och utan funktionsnedsättning), växa upp med en mer positiv inställning till mänsklig skillnad!" Â°°
Summarize this article: After decades of building pirate ships, race cars and haunted castles, Lego has come up with something new: a wheelchair. The Danish toy manufacturer has presented its first disabled mini-figure on Thursday. The figure with a hat-clad boy in a wheelchair was first seen at Nuremberg International Toy Fair in Germany and was featured on fan blogs. The company later confirmed that the small wheelchair will be part of a new Lego CITY set that will come out in June. Lego and other toy manufacturers have been under pressure for some time to introduce toys that reflect real life. Online campaign #ToyLikeMe has urged the company to produce numbers representing disabled children. Its online petition collected over 20,000 signatures. "We've got genuine tears of joy right now," said the campaign organizers after the new toys were unveiled. The new set appears to show a scene in a park, with figures of children in the playground. Related: Brick bricks, Lego builds top 100 brand The company made 60 billion Lego pieces in 2014. Its sales across Europe, America and Asia grew strongly thanks to the success of The Lego Movie. Sales increased by 18% in the first half of 2015, after 15% growth in 2014. The family-owned company became the world's largest toymaker in terms of revenue and profit in 2014, beating its rival Mattel. Published Jan 27, 2016 Toy Fair 2016: LEGO City 'Funny in the Park' (60134) comes with a mini-figure and a boy in a wheelchair. 14 mini-figures! Please subscribe to our channel, if you want to see all upcoming Toy Fair videos. More's coming! --- http://zusammengebaut.com http://twitter.com/zusammengebaut, http://facebook.com/zusammengebaut & http://instagram.com/zusammengebaut If you like this video, please share it with your LEGO friends and subscribe! Thank you. Lego, In A First, Will Unveil A Minifigure In A Wheelchair Enlarge this image tag caption Screengrab of Zusammengebaut video of NPR Screengrab of Zusammengebaut video of NPR This summer, Lego will release his first ever mini-figure using a wheelchair, the company says, confirms reports that appeared after one of the toys was seen at a toy fair. In recent years, the company has been asked to show greater diversity in its offerings. The German website Zusammengebaut and other Lego fans stores published photographs of the figure at the international toy fair in Nuremberg, Germany, on Wednesday, launching parties among those supporting a movement called Toy Like Me, which urges Lego, Hasbro, Fisher Price and other toy manufacturers to include disability in some of their figures. In Lego's upcoming Pleasure at the Park set, the wheelchair is seen being used by a young person wearing a cap and hoodie. YouTube "We're beyond happy right now," Rebecca Atkinson of Toy As I say in an online statement. "Lego has just rocked our brick-built world and made 150 million disabled children, their mothers, fathers, companion dogs and hamsters very happy. The wheelchair is part of Lego's City line and will go on sale in June, according to Emma Owen, Lego's spokesperson in the UK and Ireland. "This is the first LEGO mini-figure in a wheelchair, although there was previously a LEGO Duplo series, a series of toys aimed at preschool children, which featured an older man in a wheelchair," explains The Mighty. "That set was criticized by activists for reinforcing stereotypes that wheelchairs are only for the elderly. This new figure is part of the LEGO line aimed at older children." Atkinson, journalist and disability consultant, says Lego's move "will speak volumes to children, disabled or otherwise, worldwide." More than 20,000 people have signed Toy Like Me's online petition urging Lego to use his toys to "help generations of children, (both with and without disabilities), grow up with a more positive attitude towards human difference!" <unk>
– Människor i rullstol har nu något gemensamt med astronauter, riddare och pirater: en Legofigur att kalla sin egen. NPR rapporterar Lego kommer att släppa sin första figur med funktionshinder i en uppsättning som kallas "Kul på parken" i juni. (Sättet och figuren kan ses i en video här.) Legomannen som sitter i rullstol sågs på en leksaksmässa i Tyskland tidigare i veckan och bekräftades av företaget torsdag. "Vi har äkta glädjetårar just nu", citerar CNN arrangörerna av en kampanj kallad Toy Like Me, som fick 20 000 underskrifter på en petition där Lego bads representera barn med funktionsnedsättning i sina leksaksuppsättningar.
“People in wheelchairs now have something in common with astronauts, knights and pirates: a Lego figure to call his own. NPR reports Lego will release its first figure with disabilities in a set called "Fun at the Park" in June. (The way and the figure can be seen in a video here.) The Legoman sitting in a wheelchair was seen at a toy fair in Germany earlier this week and confirmed by the company Thursday. "We have genuine tears of joy right now," cites the CNN organizers of a campaign called Toy Like Me, which received 20,000 signatures on a petition in which Lego was asked to represent children with disabilities in his toy sets.