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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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tymeModerator
Hey @Birdofparadise8 ,
I'm not sure if you followed the posts above, but due to @Bow mentioning what they were doing this morning and wthe time, we had to remove the city they were in (in line with anonymity guidelines). When @Bow was at the event, it would've been easy to work out their location. Hence the location was removed.
Hope that makes sense.
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Birdofparadise8Senior Contributor
Oh okay sure thing sorry about that @tyme @Bow
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Unknown userMember
Hi @Bow Ive been looking at Lego website at the Disney Tribute Camera and ….. Wow!! That looks so real. Like what they have done with the ‘film’.
Lego has certainly changed since the sets I was bought as a child. Sets that only contained different coloured and size blocks, windows and roof tiles.
@Bow do you have Tug Boat Wyllie? Such an icon, I had to buy it when first saw it in a local toy store. At the moment have no idea where I’m going to display it when I build it again, forgot about it when was working out the sets I’ve got 🤣
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BowSenior Contributor
Yes Lego sure has progressed over the years @Former-Member . I too remember the plain coloured bricks and doors and windows. And how I would spend hours creating masterpieces from them- I guess in some ways Lego has taken away some of that creativity with all these amazing sets. But I think most little kids still spend hours building, I know my daughter has heaps of sets and goodness knows where all the pieces are cause she pulls them apart and creates herself.
Do you enjoy watching Lego masters?
No I don’t have the tug boat willie set, it looks pretty cool though. I mostly have the botanical sets, got the London and Paris skyline sets when we visited both places last year and then got the Disney castle recently.
I have no idea where I’m gonna put them all! I also have a lot of indoor plants… my main hobby previously! Now it’s like I have to move my plants outdoors to make space for fake plastic flowers! Lol 😂
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ArraDreamingSenior Contributor
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I watched few episodes of Lego Masters when it first came onto TV and haven’t watched it since @Bow Might be something to investigate. Maybe past episodes are on YouTube, no idea.
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hanamiSenior Contributor
Oh wow that's so cool @Former-Member . All my kids love Lego and my 19 year old daughter still loves it!
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
hello @Birdofparadise8 , @ArraDreaming , @Former-Member , @Bow , @hanami
all my step children and all the children i have looked after playing with legos
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hanamiSenior Contributor
Hi @Shaz51 !!! 💓
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