Kjeld

Kjeld is the son of Gottfried, and one of the lucky children to experiment with the first proper Lego®️ bricks. Kjeld is responsible for designing and even building USSR rockets during the Cold War. His rockets sent the first probes, Sputnik and Vostok to space. However, this little rocket boy better watch out, for his Lego®️ bricks are trampled on by his father, Gottfried, who promptly throws him into the basement.

History
Born on 27 December 1947, Kjeld was instrumental in the development of many new technologies. In 1961, he helped develop the Tsar Bomba, which was designed to wipe out capitalism and spread communist power. Kjeld was a great friend with the first human who went to space, the cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin. After his death, he always had him in his thoughts when designing new space-related technology.

In popular culture
Kjeld would feature in Lego's 2012 Documentary Lego Story ' which was featured on the Official Lego Club YouTube channel LEGOClubTV. He himself would start of the video in the iconic line, "You've probably seen one of these. A Lego®️ brick."