Emergency Kit

In case of an emergency, don’t break the glass—just open it! Introducing the LEGO Emergency Kit, a clever and playful display piece built from 245 parts, perfect for any LEGO fan’s collection or as a quirky desk decoration.

This build is designed to resemble a classic “In Case of Emergency” display box, complete with a transparent, hinged front window that you can open—no need to break anything! Inside, you’ll find a LEGO brick separator tool. Carefully displayed in a secure, yet accessible case. The kit is wrapped with a chain to emphasise that it’s only for “emergencies,” adding a fun and engaging touch to the design. Whether it’s a symbol of preparedness or simply a quirky conversation starter, this model stands out with its sleek design and attention to detail.

• Opening Glass Front: Unlike typical emergency cases, this kit features a hinged glass front that opens easily, allowing you to access the “emergency tool” without breaking anything.

• Iconic Brick Separator: Behind the glass, you’ll find a LEGO brick separator tool—one of the most essential tools for any builder, perfectly fitting the emergency theme.

• Functional Aesthetic: The LEGO-built chains and lock elements create a sense of protection, while the bold red and black/yellow design gives the whole piece a distinctive, attention-grabbing look.

• Compact and Fun: With just 245 pieces, this set offers a perfect balance of intricate design and ease of assembly. It’s an enjoyable project for both seasoned builders and beginners.

• Versatile Display: The LEGO Emergency Kit can be mounted on the wall or placed on a shelf, making it a versatile addition to any LEGO fan’s space.

The LEGO Emergency Kit is not just a build—it’s a charming piece of LEGO artistry with a humorous twist. It makes for a great conversation piece, a practical reminder of LEGO’s ingenuity, and a fun gift for any fan. Whether you love creative builds, practical LEGO tools, or just want a unique display for your collection, this kit has something for everyone.

As I always like a good proof of concept, I actually built the model in real life! Have a look at the pictures, which include both digital renders and real-life images of the build. If you like the idea, don’t hesitate to support it and share with your friends and family!