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Re:Lessons learned from bringing promotional sweets to a con... by bombcar on Sunday January 21, 2024 @09:54AM (#39078948)
I have a few Lego minifigures branded with a (since merged away) corporate logo.

Branded Lego is probably the most durable chotchki you’re going to find.

Re:Lessons learned from bringing promotional sweets to a con... by justinlloyd on Sunday January 21, 2024 @08:07PM (#39084864)
Yep, LEGO endures. I've done entire branded boxes filled with a custom instruction booklet, such as "build this diorama of our video game studio" or "this is a character from our upcoming game" or "it's a LEGO GameBoy with our game on the screen." And it has to be LEGO. Anything else is considered cheap and reflects on your company.
Re:Lessons learned from bringing promotional sweets to a con... by bombcar on Monday January 22, 2024 @10:31AM (#39090498)
The top-tier of this, of course, is to have LEGO make a special set and color for you, like the Maersk promotion sets: https://brickipedia.fandom.com/wiki/Maersk

(Now it's kind of boring because they sell them online, before those were exceptionally rare as they were basically only sold directly to Maersk.)