Ive got a lego of the Christchurch Cathedral. The blocks are scattered around the kids bedroom and the children wont tidy them up. Just like real life.
Those shows are 0What the bloody hell do you mean 0????
That is the attraction. Some have the interest to obtain a couple of hundred. Some others just criticise.
Wonderful, wonderful display, would have bought something but the que was too long. Grandkids had a ball.
Interesting thing though is that joining some of these Lego building communities allow for people to get access to these huge numbers of pieces, sometimes even at severe discounts. No idea how 0 you think it is though as people still build these things with their own time and effort involved in their design process.
Thats like comparing your own house made from bricks and a cathedral made from carved stone. According to you, no one should appreciate the cathedral.
It is all plastic, eh?
My mother brought my son his first Lego set in 1988 when he was nearly 5 years years old and itching to get to school it was an electric train set she brought it in Denmark and posted it home and since then the collection expanded so now his sons will have the collection its everlasting
Ive got a lego of the Christchurch Cathedral. The blocks are scattered around the kids bedroom and the children wont tidy them up. Just like real life.
Those shows are 0What the bloody hell do you mean 0????
That is the attraction. Some have the interest to obtain a couple of hundred. Some others just criticise.
Wonderful, wonderful display, would have bought something but the que was too long. Grandkids had a ball.
Interesting thing though is that joining some of these Lego building communities allow for people to get access to these huge numbers of pieces, sometimes even at severe discounts. No idea how 0 you think it is though as people still build these things with their own time and effort involved in their design process.
Thats like comparing your own house made from bricks and a cathedral made from carved stone. According to you, no one should appreciate the cathedral.
It is all plastic, eh?
My mother brought my son his first Lego set in 1988 when he was nearly 5 years years old and itching to get to school it was an electric train set she brought it in Denmark and posted it home and since then the collection expanded so now his sons will have the collection its everlasting