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When I was a kid I was always confused by people who never took there LEGO sets apart.
no kidding! I have never been able to keep an actual set built for more than a week or so...
My first one excluding ones from my dad:
I never can bring myself to pull apart a good set. They generally disintergrate as I use bricks from them.
SlothPaladin wrote:When I was a kid I was always confused by people who never took there LEGO sets apart.
no kidding! I have never been able to keep an actual set built for more than a week or so...
When I get a new set, I always build it once, and then take it apart immediately to build something on my own with the new parts.
I never can bring myself to pull apart a good set. They generally disintergrate as I use bricks from them.
Thats what happens to half of my sets i usually need pieces for a stop-motion and take them from my city... 
SlothPaladin wrote:When I was a kid I was always confused by people who never took there LEGO sets apart.
no kidding! I have never been able to keep an actual set built for more than a week or so...
LOL I'm one of those kids. It actually drives me nuts if I keep a set apart.
anyway...
That was my first set. I was 6 at the time, I built it in 10 minutes.
I had a police set 
now i took that apart
My first set was a creator sea animals set-i was 4.My second was a ferrarri-when i was 5.
Well, I remember getting a box of lego bricks, and some assorted minifig bits from like 2005. My first set was the bus stop/pizza parlor set for LEGO City. I got that when I was about 8 or 9.
Y-wing fighter.
It wasn't my first set-but it was the first set I remember thinking-I'm going to play with this toy for the rest of my life. I had gotten some sets when I was younger but they went into a metal tin and I threw away the instructions. From set 715 on I kept all instructions.
715 Basic Building Set
Even in fifth grade I used to save up my lunch money for the week and buy "dime bags" from my friends. These usually consisted of a few pirates/imperial soldiers and random lot of pieces. It was so much fun I don't remember missing the whole eating part. Of course, calling them what we did gave them an air of secrecy and naughtiness. Of course I paid for them under the table and had the baggies placed in my hand while we both looked around suspiciously. Good fun.
Jared
not really sure but one of these three
Last edited by ghostofmrsdaystudios (February 20, 2012 (11:46am))
i think some of these sets were better made then some of the ones today
i thinkmost of these sets were better made then all of the ones today
Fixed.
I agree, the classic sets were better than what they have today.
Not only that,but BIONICLE was good in 2001-2003,but then it started going downhill from there.
And yes,a lot of sets today are terrible.
-CDP
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