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A purely American usage of the word LEGO as a plural (more than one). This is not considered a word in any other part of the globe. LEGO is both singular and plural. The same way moose, deer, gymnastics, furniture, baggage are both singular and plural. LEGO is a brand name. There are LEGO bricks, LEGO tiles, LEGO plates, LEGO tires, LEGO books, LEGO competitions, LEGO theme parks, and countless other LEGO elements, but there are no LEGOS. EVER. The closest would be a possessive form, as is LEGO's corporate offices or LEGO's employees, or LEGO's logo.
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