Lego?

[BuRn7 CaK3]

Used to. I loved playing with them, never knew anyone who didn't enjoy playing with them.

[DrifterUK]

One time, I actually followed the directions for a change and built a spaceship exactly the way I was supposed to rather than constructing some custom monstrosity.

I was so proud of myself.

You must be one of the few people that ever used instructions

[General Lein979]

You must be one of the few people that ever used instructions

I used instructions. I'm not going to buy a $40 y wing and not make it, that would be stupid.

[JohnTheDrummer]

Oh yeah... I remember how expensive those things were! Wasn't the Millennium Falcon around $60?

[Mystlyfe77]

Meet my activity for the next two weeks.

[maitee1]

Heck yeah, I still play with Legos. It is a lot more fun now with my son.

[JuJuBee]

Oh yeah... I remember how expensive those things were! Wasn't the Millennium Falcon around $60?

The original one was $100. There's actually a $500 one now, too, which I was tempted to buy when it was on sale for around $400.

To answer the question, yes, I still do buy LEGOs. I'm 28 and my collection has grown quite extensive.

[Onslaught_fei]

Yeah, I play with LEGOs with my son.

[maitee1]

The original one was $100. There's actually a $500 one now, too, which I was tempted to buy when it was on sale for around $400.

To answer the question, yes, I still do buy LEGOs. I'm 28 and my collection has grown quite extensive.

Now they have a smaller falcon for about $50

[NoMoreVillains]

Oh, so much fun when I was younger. I still have my Lego robotics set under my bed. I would love to get one of the sets that are programmable by computer. Mine is the one that doesn't need a computer. Only two motor ports and limited program options limit what I can build.