Legos - Not Just For Kids

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Legos - Not Just For Kids

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Maybe I'm throwing a bone to my inner child, but I just got back into Legos.

I've been trying to find a hobby I can do to get out of my own head a bit. Started going to STL Chess Club, and I bought a Lego set. First one since I was probably 11 or 12!

I really like the Lego Modular Architecture series, but those are just about all north of $250. I could see spending THOUSANDS on them. Ouch.

I did get one of their famous painting sets. The Van Gogh "Starry Night" set. I'm only 1/8 of the way done, but I'm loving it so far!

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If I had more free time I could definitely go deep into legos. There are so many cool sets out there. Did you ever see the show called Legomasters? I always enjoyed it.
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IMADreamer wrote: ↑
January 13 26, 11:53 am
 If I had more free time I could definitely go deep into legos. There are so many cool sets out there. Did you ever see the show called Legomasters? I always enjoyed it.
I know of its existence, but never watched. I should!
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