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Old Lego

chopperbyrne · 2010-05-21 11:09:02

My girlfriends youngfella is getting into Lego now, so I just took all my old Lego out of the attic. Random tins of blocks and pieces, Robin Hoods fort, Black Knight's Castle and surprisingly, the 1994 Lego Catalog. Some of the stuff back then was amazing. Now it's mostly licensed stuff which is a shame.

21-05-2010 12:09PM

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My girlfriends youngfella is getting into Lego now, so I just took all my old Lego out of the attic.

Random tins of blocks and pieces, Robin Hoods fort, Black Knight's Castle and surprisingly, the 1994 Lego Catalog.

Some of the stuff back then was amazing. Now it's mostly licensed stuff which is a shame.

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#2 21-05-2010 12:22PM

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My kids, oldest daughter 35 on 22/05/10, hmmm that's tomorrow, and her younger sister were big fans of Leggo. They had several shelves of leggo displays. Grankids don't seen to play with it as much. It's a shame cause I think Leggo develops/expands their their imaginations.

I think most of the leggo the grankids have was their mums, so leggo seems to last forever.

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#3 01-07-2010 04:05PM

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Old... 1994...

I have some 1960's and 70's Lego here.

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