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BowSenior Contributor
Lego has changed so much over the years and the possibilities are endless as to what you can create…. With the help of a box or bricks and some instructions… or maybe you’re just super creative!
I love building Lego, it’s therapeutic and relaxing. And there is always a wow at the end as I finally complete a set.
who else enjoys it? What have you built?
I hope this space inspires others to give it a go!
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Captain24Senior Contributor
They are thanks @rav3n
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Unknown userMember
Adding up the number of pieces used as per instruction sheet, the mauve bear in purple overalls has approx 2,600 pieces.
the way the pieces lock in I doubt they will come apart.
cold and rainy at my place today. I’ve got most of both legs done now, in between few other things.
ill take photos when as each one is finished. These show what each bear should look like.
thinking might buy the one below (if still available) for my birthday next year
Temu has these and lots of other designs starting from about $30.
@Captain24 @rav3n @tyme @Bow
4 different Architectural designs at Aldi starting tomorrow. Not enough info on website to know if are worth $50ea
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tymeModerator
Cooolllll! They look so awesome @Former-Member ! Yes please! Photos after they are done 🙂
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Unknown userMember
@tyme @rav3n @Ru-bee @Captain24
12 1/2 inches high, approx 2600 pieces
great buy from Temu, approx $29
using the hammer (provided in kit) to ensure pieces are level (plus the size), definitely not suitable for hospital
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Captain24Senior Contributor
Looks so good @Former-Member
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tymeModerator
So awesome @Former-Member ! You can make a while bear family!
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rav3nSenior Contributor
amazing work! @Former-Member i love the purple bear! keen to see how the alphabet one turns out
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Unknown userMember
@rav3n @tyme
I’ve start sorting the pieces for the 2 tone bear with the red heart. Concentration needed for these bears is forming good distraction for fears about medical procedure on Thursday.
eventually will have a brick bear family with heights approx 12 inches, 18;inches and 25 inches. Tallest one currently on order, info saying consists of 16,000 bricks
have no idea where I’m going to put them 🤣🤣
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rav3nSenior Contributor
@Former-Member i'm glad the legos have been a nice distraction, i've got my fingers and toes crossed that everything will go smoothly with your medical procedure 💜
WOW that's a lot of pieces! haha the one thing i've learnt from you all on this thread is that lego comes first, and the space will be decided later 😆 i'm sure there's a spot somewhere hehe, could even have the lil bears 'guarding' a door
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Unknown userMember
I’ll work out where to put them over time @rav3n
atm using the bears as my reward for finishing, or almost finishing, different things.
Ie had almost finished sorting and tidying everything to do with one hobby, I started the mauve bear. Have almost finished working in my room, I’ve started the next bear.
ill post photos of each bear after it’s finished. 😀
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