Star Wars sets started coming out in 1998. They weren't the first licensed sets, but the first fictional license.

Prior to Star Wars, they had Shell, Exxon, and Esso branded sets. I think sometimes they licensed the Ferrari brand as well.

And yes, Lego has had a Space theme since the late 70s. But it was a general "Space" theme. They would later make Space Police, Blacktron, Magnetron, etc.

But actual Star Wars was 1998. I have some of those sets. It was a big deal to get an actual lightsaber hilt and blade.

What's also kind of whatever is that he cracked the iPhone and the PS3 and then...

Most of the noise around him is who is hiring him and who is firing him. I can't think of anything that has been attributed to him in ages.

The elements that are 1/3 the height of a brick is a plate if it has studs, and a tile if it does not.

Lego did not have Star Wars sets until 1998. The original Lego Millenium Falcon set 4504 would have retailed for right around $100. Which was high, but just as high as the bigger Castle sets at the time.

Would he extend the same deal to his customers? He won't charge them unless they make money, then he just gets a percentage of that?

Like where does that end?

I have to ask, what's the custody split?