Reviews

Hello, New to this forum. My son is 3 years old and introducing him to LEGO Bricks. Just want to share our brick building journey. Enjoy:

Hi, I added this biggest modular set to my collection and also this is the biggest building stop motion I ever made. Enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o946y_SLJ9g

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It was more difficult that i thought. I should have payed attention to the 10+ age on the box. But my son enjoyed it. Let me know what you all think.

It took a while to edit this video together. I had the set in my studio for a long time and i just got to it. An awesome variety of pieces, big and little. There are a lot of different things you can build with the selection of pieces. Enjoy the video.

I built the Sea Cow this last week and just finished a review today.... http://www.brickpicker.com/reviews/set.cfm?set=70810-1

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I was excited to discover most of the pieces to 7019 Viking Fortress against the Fafnir Dragon in a bulk purchase. After brick-linking the missing parts, I was able to complete the set. I do not have the instruction manuals or original box, so I used the PDF manual from Brickset. The Viking Fortress was the largest set LEGO produced from the Viking line 2005 and contains 1019 pieces. The set retailed for $70 in the US and 50 pounds in the UK. The fortress is a large structure made to resemble an octagonal wooden fortress - it uses a lot of the "wood" wall palisades similar to Fort Legorado - and comes with 6 minifigures, a large dragon, and a small …

This is a nice idea of an heliport on a vintage Fire House

I am ecstatic about this set. It's not the scale of the set released in 2008 that contained over 1200 pieces, but with the price of 29.99, I'm happy. This one will make any kid happy. The base of the ship is made from pieces that you can only get by purchasing sets that are over 50 dollars and the playability is endless. I also like that the haul is designed out of Lego bricks and not a huge molded piece for the bath tub. As a kid I never cared for taking Legos in the tub. Enjoy the video.

I just wrapped up editing my first Guardians of The Galaxy video. I doubt I'll be doing any other videos till I can get my hands on the new Star Wars sets. Hopefully Toys R Us will set them out early.

This was my first Friends set. The app has unlimited possibilities. You can design the interior of each building how you like it.

I got the Lone Ranger for Xmas and a set of power function to motorize it. Looks great with the high speed train under the tree. A really fun build and amazing detail. Enjoy the video. edit: skip to about 8:15 to see it under the xmas tree.