Who still has their Legos?

[Lone Wolf2]

i have shizz loads of legos still, tons and tons and tons ive lost count of how amny sets i have.

[bofh]

of course I still have mine too.

I love the lego Santa Fe train set. And one day, I will buy the ginormous Star destroyer set

Yes, I play with lego trains.

[BlackVCG]

Still have all my Legos, Go-Bots, Transformers and John Deere die-cast tractors.

[CoolHand]

Oh yes.

I am also still in possession of a great many Legos, which I continue to move about the shop as they get in the way.

They will pry my Legos out of my cold dead hands.

And I thought I was an oddball . . . . . .

[manike]

I was way into Legos when I was younger, I had TONS. I used to play with them constantly, building all sorts of stuff.

I'm 25 in a couple weeks, and I still have a big box (about 3' x 2') full of legos in my basement. I wouldn't let my parents toss them. I don't know what they are good for, but I can't just throw them out :)

Does anyone else still have legos sitting around? (Note: If you are under 14, this post doesn't apply to you).

25 and still living at home?

Tssk Tssk, Tssk....








p.s. lego rules!

[Cameo]

28yo and still have a huge box of them in the closet. I have not looked at them in years, but I was playing with Lego's with my friends son not all that long ago.

Dust that box off and bring it over!!!! I get to play with Legos, Legos, Legos, ha ha ha ha

25 and still living at home?

Tssk Tssk, Tssk....

My thoughts exactially... J/K

[vf-xx]

Back in the day, they made Slave 2 *(fetts ship) kits that came with frozen-han (lost it ) and a fett figure. :).

"Back in the day" What the.....?? Dude that came out in 2000.

Many of us here have stuff from thet 80's or older (I forget how old legos are)

btw: www.lugnet.com is the best!!!

I can't wait till the guy who builds 3ft tall Gundams out of legos releases his instruction kits.

[Echo419]

4x3x1 Droor, in my room.

[Lohman446]

Screw Pie I see a Lego Revolution coming to AO

[SpitFire1299]

i havent seen my lego's in around 6 years. There in my basement in a 3x2x1.5 bin filled to the top. I had over $200 in legos.

[bofh]

I have have all of mine, mostly sorted out by size, in small compartment. I don't think I'll be sorting by color, however.


Except for the ones that are built around the house.

My personal favorite set was the Sports car set. The one with the working 5-speed transmission :) No clutch. (lot of very good drivers in legoland, I guess. :) )

[vf-xx]

I have have all of mine, mostly sorted out by size, in small compartment. I don't think I'll be sorting by color, however.


Except for the ones that are built around the house.

My personal favorite set was the Sports car set. The one with the working 5-speed transmission :) No clutch. (lot of very good drivers in legoland, I guess. :) )

I have that one.

Lego supercar: TL8448

Did you leave it in the convertable form or the gull wing door form?

On another note the large F-1 racer is pretty cool too. Interesting how they do the shocks.

[nippinout]

I love LEGO(s) (the s is not supposed to be there, but I don't care), but I have one problem with them. They cost too much.

Give me a bulk box of bricks that weighs upwards of 50 pounds. Or bulk Technic pieces.

I know that they have excellent injection molding techniques and that the bricks have excellent qualities such as creep resisitance, but holy poop, it's still a children's plastic toy.

Give back their creativity! Cut back on the reliance on proprietary aesthetic pieces. Kids like to build. It's that simple. And parents cannot afford to buy $50 sets!

Despite their price, I love my LEGO.

["the FitZ"]

Are you thinking what im thinkin. Guys if put all our legos together we could build like a lego country or something. What a way to get away....wow....


i've still got mine but im 16 but i also have my bros and he's like 28 so thats alot.

[vf-xx]

I love LEGO(s) (the s is not supposed to be there, but I don't care), but I have one problem with them. They cost too much.

Give me a bulk box of bricks that weighs upwards of 50 pounds. Or bulk Technic pieces.

I know that they have excellent injection molding techniques and that the bricks have excellent qualities such as creep resisitance, but holy poop, it's still a children's plastic toy.

Give back their creativity! Cut back on the reliance on proprietary aesthetic pieces. Kids like to build. It's that simple. And parents cannot afford to buy $50 sets!

Despite their price, I love my LEGO.

Average price is 10 cents per piece when you get into the medium-large sets.