Lego Night
Feb. 11th, 2009 07:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stitchwhichIt was an enjoyable night last night... if you discount the muttering under our breaths, the wrinkled foreheads, and the occasional wail of frustration. Yes, it was Lego Night. ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rebeccaleigh21 and her husband came over for a shared dinner and then to help man the attack on the pile of lost lonely lego pieces (the ones still unsorted from their kits). When we were done for the night, we had eleven kits built. The pile of kit guides and plastic bits was significantly reduced and I'm closer to having them all organised again. Not to mention my silly smiling when old old-favorites were constructed and I could marvel at their engineering all over again. I haven't seen these kits put together in over 15 years.
Of the night's work, this was my favorite:
You can't see it from this view but there is a spiral staircase inside the wizard's castle. And a 'secret escape' wall that swings open.
I decided I want a photo log of my collection. Last night's completed kits were the first to be photographed and saved to a document. I can't take pictures well but still, its a record of what is in there.
Besides, it was fun. :)
rebeccaleigh21 and her husband came over for a shared dinner and then to help man the attack on the pile of lost lonely lego pieces (the ones still unsorted from their kits). When we were done for the night, we had eleven kits built. The pile of kit guides and plastic bits was significantly reduced and I'm closer to having them all organised again. Not to mention my silly smiling when old old-favorites were constructed and I could marvel at their engineering all over again. I haven't seen these kits put together in over 15 years.Of the night's work, this was my favorite:
You can't see it from this view but there is a spiral staircase inside the wizard's castle. And a 'secret escape' wall that swings open.
I decided I want a photo log of my collection. Last night's completed kits were the first to be photographed and saved to a document. I can't take pictures well but still, its a record of what is in there.
Besides, it was fun. :)
