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The iconic iMac G3 has been recreated in the form of an impressive 700-piece Lego set, though it has a slim chance of ever actually being made.
Apple’s iMac G3 has been recreated as a fan-designed Lego set concept. Image Credit: Terauma
Apple fans keep coming up with increasingly creative ideas for honoring their favorite products and designs. Much like the Lego Apple Store concept that surfaced in May 2024, an enthusiast has now replicated one of Apple’s most recognizable computers of the late 1990s.
The iMac G3, launched in 1998 after the return of Steve Jobs, featured translucent plastic elements and curves that made it stand out from the beige boxes competitors were peddling at the time. It famously dropped the floppy disk drive in favor of a CD-ROM drive, and has been featured in everything from TV shows to music videos.
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