Lego

[willipp]

My boy got loads of Lego for Xmas. Ninjago, Star Wars and then big boxes of the classic Lego which is better I think as its just for making stuff up with. Seemed to be one of the toys of this Xmas.

 

[willipp]

Give me a thousand Lego pieces and I'll build anything.

A new and improved Wilfred Bony? Or maybe even better in a fully fit vinnie.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Lots of Star Wars stuff are limited editions my brother has Slave 1 and it looks fantastic but £180!! Although I do fancy and Tie fighter

 

[foxy]

My mate who's 29 got the falcon for Christmas, looks ace!

 

[tom]

Standing on a Lego brick is fucking agony

 

[The Silver Surfer]

That's the thing though, i'm kinda thinking Lego has a good resale value if/when i get bored of it.

£50 for 3 bin bags?
There was about £400 worth in there!

 

[Miester]

I enjoy it at 35 and know plenty of all ages who do whether they have kids or not. My dad was disappointed I didn't buy him a Technic kit for Christmas as I have done for the last couple of years, for example.

Was in a Lego shop a couple of years back in a shopping centre just browsing and there were piles of bricks on tables in the middle of the shop, pretty much no one, whether they were 5 or 85 could walk past them without at least joining and pulling apart one or two bricks. It's one of those tactile intrinsic human things to just zone out for a few seconds or minutes and exercise the creative part of our brain.

 

[Kippax.]

Do they do themed football stadiums? they would make a killing

 

[stony]

My son got a new Starwars X wing fighter set for Xmas and asked me to help him build it...within 1/2 he had pissed off on the Xbox leaving me to finish it.....6-7 hrs later it was complete.....I bet the thing is now in bits on his bedroom floor, just waiting for my un-slippered foot to find the sharpest piece of lego on earth

Could be worse mate, it could find an upturned plug.

 

[Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot]