Lego

My main memory of playing lego with the kids was standing on bits of it and swearing a lot.

Kids loved it though,......the lego, not the swearing that is.

 

I've got most of the Lord of the Rings sets, my boys are now 17 & 21 so no longer into it, but there's loads of sets built and boxed including Super Star Destroyer, Falcon, At At, Sydney Harbour, Big Ben and lots of different Lego technic

 

overpriced plastic *.

 

Hated it, took ages to build some blocky thing that vaguely looked like something

 

I don't but I'm going to get some sets in the future. Haven't "played" with Lego since I was a kid but some of the sets are unbelievable. Mad expensive, mind.

 

There's * Lego in Smyths near me. Seems to be the Star Wars helmets you build, Storm Tropprr, Darth Vader, Boba Fett etc

I usually build the sets with my son. Good craic and always nice to see a finished product.

 

No got any specific sets of Lego such as Star Wars etc, but have kept the two big boxes of loose Lego I had as a child. It’s all sets these days though, the wee one got more for her Xmas. Worth a fortune nowadays as well is the original Lego.

 

Got the Celtic set for my Lad this Christmas ano it’s not real Lego but pretty decent Old Trafford looks good in the Lego Creative set including if u get the lights for it.

 

I've got all the boxes, most are still sealed.
The only LOTR one that's built and on display is Orthanc. It actually doubled in price on Ebay to £500 as soon as it was sold out on Lego.com and is now available from Amazon for £529.
Helm's Deep was built before in my old house and when we moved my sons decided to open some other non LOTR sets and build them. For probably 10 years straight all they ever asked for was Lego at birthdays, Christmas and would save up money for Lego too.