Great photos and what patience must be needed to build something like that out of Lego. I remember how frustrating I found some of the Lego when my son was of an age to build them and wanted help!
I've never had a Lego set although I do have a childhood memory of a game with small wooden pieces that may have predated that phenomena. Santa's expression looks a bit desperate :) Loved your most recent comment and have gone back to view a few of your older posts. That reflection shot is stunning and the skies behind the BT building and many of the intricacies that you captured are fascinating. Have a wonderful week ahead, Fun60!
Yes, my 4 year old grandson ! Meanwhile he can open a Lego shop, he had birthday, Santa Claus (very important in Holland) behind him and I got a list with what he doesn't have YET !! You make me so homesick when I see all these Christmas decoration in London and now even on my beloved place the Covent garden !
When I lived in The Netherlands (long ago) I always wanted to travel to the theme park LEGOLAND In Denmark. I Understand they are in several countries now including Windsor, England. What I didn't know is that they are owned by a British company. Love the display! Janey
Wow, My Goodness☆☆☆ What a tusk for 32 days to finish this LOVELY seasonal Lego♪♪♪ I don't have much talent or patience to try Lego but definitely wish to see this one :-) Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Oh my goodness! Lots of work! Well done. My great grandsons are getting (more) Legos and a Lego tray (among no doubt much else).
ReplyDeleteFun shots for the season.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and what patience must be needed to build something like that out of Lego. I remember how frustrating I found some of the Lego when my son was of an age to build them and wanted help!
ReplyDeleteHow delightful and fun for the Season ~ Great shots!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you,
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Wow, now that took a lot of work. Very cool reindeer and Santa.. Fun post, thanks for sharing. Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteMy grandsons! I'm waiting to catch a lego sculpture show somewhere.
ReplyDeleteI love LEGO very much. They are fantastic blocks which develops intelligence. Santa is great
ReplyDeleteAt least one of our children have Lego on their wish list - but they won't be getting this much!
ReplyDeleteQuite fun to see.
I'm really impressed and my grandsons would be, too! Hours and hours of work there.
ReplyDeletewoot woot! :)
ReplyDeleteBoth of my grand sons would like Santa to bring some Lego! Wow, requiring a lot pf patience to do these reindeer and Santa!
ReplyDeleteIncredible work and I guess a lot of planning went into the construction. Lego professional? There is such a thing?
ReplyDeleteThis is very cool!
ReplyDeleteI'm amazed at what people build out of Lego - when I was a kid I was pleased if I could build a small tower!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing! What can't you build with legos?
ReplyDeleteFantastic preparations for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteWow! That was very nice!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is great done, hope that no kid will take a brick of it.
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazing Lego construction.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Now that is some real work that turned into art. Love it! :-)
ReplyDeleteWow creative Lego works. Happy Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteI've never had a Lego set although I do have a childhood memory of a game with small wooden pieces that may have predated that phenomena. Santa's expression looks a bit desperate :) Loved your most recent comment and have gone back to view a few of your older posts. That reflection shot is stunning and the skies behind the BT building and many of the intricacies that you captured are fascinating. Have a wonderful week ahead, Fun60!
ReplyDeleteHow amazing is that!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a log of legos. - Margy
ReplyDeleteNo , no lego on my wish list! But great to see what can be constructed using them!
ReplyDeleteWowza! It's hard enough for me just to make a simple structure out of legos.
ReplyDeleteYes, my 4 year old grandson ! Meanwhile he can open a Lego shop, he had birthday, Santa Claus (very important in Holland) behind him and I got a list with what he doesn't have YET !! You make me so homesick when I see all these Christmas decoration in London and now even on my beloved place the Covent garden !
ReplyDeleteWhen I lived in The Netherlands (long ago) I always wanted to travel to the theme park LEGOLAND
ReplyDeleteIn Denmark. I Understand they are in several countries now including Windsor, England. What I didn't know is that they are owned by a British company. Love the display! Janey
Wow, My Goodness☆☆☆ What a tusk for 32 days to finish this LOVELY seasonal Lego♪♪♪ I don't have much talent or patience to try Lego but definitely wish to see this one :-)
ReplyDeleteSending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Yep, Go my son some even though he is 25
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