Thanks! She loves it, but yes, they can do between 1 and 3 bags a day without going crazy. This one was 9 bags.
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Thanks! She loves it, but yes, they can do between 1 and 3 bags a day without going crazy. This one was 9 bags.
...nice work Bob!....I had a bunch of LEGO's as a mini-GNT, but anything I ever built looked like it been created by brain damaged canary....
Just what my son did for years. Now he's fourteen and the 10 million Legos we bought for him are resting in peace while he plays video games...
This is really cool.Any LEGO builders out there? I loved LEGO as a kid but rarely got to build because sets were so expensive, so I'd have to make do with a friend's or play with the set at the library.
Now as an adult I occasionally build, it's very relaxing to me and more interesting than doing a jigsaw puzzle. I've tried getting my daughters interested in them but they aren't very interested, although they do like seeing the end product when I'm done.
I just finished building this Ferrari F40 and thought I'd share and see if anyone here does LEGO!
And you have more pictures of your Lego car than I do of my real one!
JK, but that's a lot of pictures!
My grandson is into Lego's and I have had fun with him putting them together. I found that you can get a Taj Mahal lego kit for $2,500.00 US. I'd love to have that but only if I had money to throw away. There is also a lego controller you can buy that will allow your lego creations to become robotic. That is a bit too expensive as well but very cool. If I were going to do robotics I'd start with a raspberry pi and buy the bits and pieces I needed, then have fun programming it.
If you ever want to get rid of them...lol
My daughter's school uses those for Robotics class and club! They're pretty interesting, but pricey. I was glad the school supplied them.
The Barnes & Noble has Architectural LEGO for $100 and under sometimes
We'll probably end up selling them on Ebay! I'll letcha know!
Gorgeous. You clever dude, youI just finished building this Ferrari F40 and thought I'd share and see if anyone here does LEGO!
There is something deeply Zen about Lego - it's the whole getting down on the floor and building stuff with your little nephews.
We had fun.
And I'm glad I got to drive in a sports car (it wasn't a Ferrari though. A Porsche).
Do it (whatever it is) folks - don't regret it.
Digging up this thread, because DD got a new LEGO project over Spring break. Here she is through bag 5 of 13 of Slave 1 (Boba Fett's ship for those of you who aren't Star Wars fans). There are 1996 pieces in this one. I'll post a final pic when she's done.
FF, have you started anything new??
FF, have you started anything new??
Arcadevere
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the last time i played LEGO was when i was in gradeschool, (grade 8) before my LEGO box lost when there was a strong typhoon here. looking forward to have a new set of lego and a book LEGO architecture.
that was so cooooool :O
that was so cooooool :O
As promised, here is the finished product. If you look closely, you can see the LEGO Boba Fett inside the cockpit! 
