Whenever Adam Tucker and his 4-year-old son pass the Lego aisle on a visit to their local toy store, Jaxson Tucker firmly reminds his dad that they don’t need any more of the little plastic bricks — that there are quite enough at home already. The kid has a point. Legos clutter the Arlington Heights home’s basement, attic, kitchen, hallway, laundry room and garage. And more keep coming. Three deliveries each week from the Lego factory. But for about the next year, some...
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