Denmark-based Lego Group has become the latest company to jump on the Royal Baby bandwagon, with the family-owned firm today unveiling a new attraction to commemorate the birth of the baby prince. The exhibit, which is based in the company's Californian Legoland resort, is made up of as many as 40,000 colorful interlocking bricks and features the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their newborn son, Prince George, in front of Buckingham Palace. Model maker Katrina James used a total of 55 bricks to create the tiny pram and baby prince, while the palace required some 36,000 pieces. The exhibit was completed within three days of the birth, which was announced on Monday evening at London's Kensington Palace.