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Enbridge EDDE Robot Kit

A 144-piece robot kit based on the mascot of Enbridge's EDDE project, made to hand out at its Houston Demo Day.

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Enbridge EDDE Robot Kit, the printed booklet cover
Client
Enbridge
Client country
United States
Delivered to
United States
Year
2026
Industry
Energy & Industrial
Project type
Minifigure / Character
Run size
100+ kits
Pieces per kit
144
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing
  • UV-printed bricks
  • Printed packaging
  • Printed instruction booklet
  • Logistics & delivery

They were an ENORMOUS success. Everyone involved absolutely loved them, and I've already had several people ask me how to contact BuildaMOC to do their own custom sets.

Zac Broussard, Enbridge

The brief

Enbridge's EDDE team (Equipment Data Digital Enablement) wanted something to give the people taking part in its Houston Demo Day in early September. They sent us a simple drawing of the project's robot mascot and asked for a small brick version on a stand.

We built the robot as a blocky character, 144 pieces and about five inches tall. The project's round logo sits in the robot's eye. After the first render the team asked for yellow and gold instead of orange, the EDDE name on a plate at the front and the Enbridge logo on the back. All three went in.

The box carries the event name and a short paragraph about the project in Enbridge's own words. The printed booklet opens with a few pages from their team before the building steps start.

There was about a month between the go-ahead and the event. The 150 kits shipped to Houston at the end of August. A few weeks after the event the team asked us to quote another 150.

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Enbridge EDDE Robot Kit, the finished model

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