More Lego for you to enjoy
By Judy Evans
@JudyEv (382104)
Rockingham, Australia
January 4, 2025 8:18am CST
Having shown you my niece’s Lego model of the Eiffel Tower, I thought you might like to see some of her other Lego creations.
This shows part of a street scene set up on top of a dresser. I think the units were probably bought as kits rather than being made up from individual pieces.
She is a real dynamo, has an engineering degree, plays a number of instruments and participates in three different bands.
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@Marilynda1225 (91100)
• United States
4 Jan 25
That is definitely impressive. Add patience to her list of attributes because I think it would take a lot of patience to build all that.
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@JudyEv (382104)
• Rockingham, Australia
5 Jan 25
I didn't mention all that she does. She is secretary of one band, runs sausage sizzles and other fund-raisers to raise funds for the band. Others help of course but she is the main instigator, picks up whatever needs to be picked up, packs up, stores stuff and is isn't above roping in her Dad, uncle and aunt to help as well. We love her dearly. She lost her first-born (age 8) from a brain tumour. She is one gutsy lady.
@Juliaacv (56257)
• Canada
4 Jan 25
That is amazing.
I have a new-found admiration for Lego since the girls are into it these days.
We bought them sets that each contained the yellow car pictured here.
They also love the connex which are clear coloured plastic tiles, flat, with magnets inside of them along the edges, they can make some pretty impressive towers out of them. Or 'castles' as the girls refer to them as. 
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@Juliaacv (56257)
• Canada
5 Jan 25
@JudyEv I think that the children still have to use their imagination when they build with lego, some things are kind of premade like the car or little birds or animals that come with some, but it is up to the child to build the birdcage for the birds and the garage to put the car into.
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@moffittjc (128835)
• Gainesville, Florida
5 Jan 25
Lego is an impressive company with all the creative ideas they keep coming up with. I used to play with Legos as a child, but we didn't have themed sets, it was just a box of random Lego pieces. Now, the sets are very detailed and intricate.
There is a massive Lego store at Disney World, and we go there every Christmas to look at all the sets and displays they have. I remember the Eiffel Tower being the big trend about 2 years ago. They had them featured all over the Lego store.
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@moffittjc (128835)
• Gainesville, Florida
6 Jan 25
@JudyEv I always loved seeing what my imagination could create each time I sat down to play with the blocks. Sometimes, I had no idea what I was going to build until I got in the thick of it. It’s almost like the blocks would take on a life of their own and I was simply the hands to connect each of the pieces.
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@JudyEv (382104)
• Rockingham, Australia
7 Jan 25
@moffittjc I can understand that. Vince and a mate sat down to play with the son's Lego one evening and ended up with a cog-driven crane which used a fishing sinker to drive a matchstick into a lump of plasticine. The funniest part was watching them trying to get up off the floor once they'd finished.
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@JudyEv (382104)
• Rockingham, Australia
5 Jan 25
Our sons, one in particular, played with Lego throughout their childhood. Back then, it was mostly random blocks. Sets were just starting to come in. I can understand the attraction. I think putting Ikea items together would be simpler than some of the Lego models. 
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@freelancermariagrace (29342)
• Philippines
5 Jan 25
Oh wow! I am in awe; that Lego collection is amazing! I don't think I can do that. Haha!
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@freelancermariagrace (29342)
• Philippines
6 Jan 25
@JudyEv Yes, it will be challenging, without a doubt
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@Beestring (15372)
• Hong Kong
4 Jan 25
That's amazing! We also have similar creations on HK streets.
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@Beestring (15372)
• Hong Kong
5 Jan 25
@JudyEv Actually Lego is not only for kids. Some adults also have a passion for Lego creations.
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@JudyEv (382104)
• Rockingham, Australia
6 Jan 25
@Beestring I keep meeting more and more adults who enjoy using Lego.
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@GardenGerty (169477)
• United States
5 Jan 25
Perfect toys or tools for an engineer. Lego has so many creative options now.
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@JudyEv (382104)
• Rockingham, Australia
6 Jan 25
I was thinking Lego would be fun for someone into engineering.
@andriaperry (118793)
• Anniston, Alabama
5 Jan 25
I have a cashier that does Lego like this, it truly is amazing.
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@LindaOHio (222417)
• United States
5 Jan 25
Those buildings are amazing. Have a good day.
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@arunima25 (93194)
• Bangalore, India
4 Jan 25
WOW!! That's amazing. She is definitely very talented.
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@arunima25 (93194)
• Bangalore, India
5 Jan 25
@JudyEv Yes. It definitely looks like a work that needs a lot of patience.
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@BarBaraPrz (51819)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
4 Jan 25
Nice. At one time, my nephew Scott was reported (in an official Lego forum) to have the most Lego in the world, or something. I'm sure he'd appreciate this.
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@snowy22315 (208928)
• United States
4 Jan 25
That is something! My son was crazy for legos when he was a kid. That is what he wanted for Christmas every year.
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@RasmaSandra (98004)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
4 Jan 25
She's very creative and talented,
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@JudyEv (382104)
• Rockingham, Australia
5 Jan 25
There is a bit more to the left. I couldn't get it all in the one photo.
@2ndchances24 (12206)
• Cloverdale, Indiana
4 Jan 25
She's Got a great deal of talent on her side
to make something like that, GREAT JOB 
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