LEGO is the bee's knees.

we're getting a new Lego park down here in Fla this year . I'm a little excited but waiting to hear reviews.

In reply to f86sabjf:

Where?! Where?!

f86sabjf wrote: we're getting a new Lego park down here in Fla this year . I'm a little excited but waiting to hear reviews.

If it's like Legoland in San Diego, you'll love it. My family has been several times and we love it. I kinda hate that the kids are getting too old for it now.

I hate you guys. Here I thought I didn't forget anything when I moved to the east coast, and now i'm all depressed that my lego collection is 1000 miles away! I'm especially sad I never finished that technic supercar thing with the engine and the 4 wheel steer and the independent suspension... now i'm sad

Yeah I know, getting my love back from Legos

maddabe wrote: In reply to f86sabjf: Where?! Where?!

There building it in the old Cypress Gardens location in Winter Haven. I believe they are already selling tickets. Better yet how about a link

http://florida.legoland.com/

looks like oct 2011 is there goal

Ok, I checked out that Mechahub.com and found this. I am speechless with it's awesomeness.

Back from the dead!

Anyone have pictures of a Lego E30? Mine is at home, but I'm at school. Naturally, I need to build one for my desk here!

I love my legos... I passed mine along to my now 7 y/o boy... 9y/o daughter doesn't like em near as much but still likes em.

the local library is having a lego robotics camp coming up, I signed both of em up... :)

Sorry, Tom, no E30. But here's a sunning 635.

I had a bucket full of em when I was a kid.My son plays with Legos now, and he's just turned 2. I find my self playing with them more then he does.

If Legos were as advanced as they are today, I would have been more of a nerd when I was younger. But let's also give a solid shoutout to K'Nex and Erector Sets.

I had the Lego F1 car, the original one. Bought it when I was 16, and I'm not embarrassed by that

I also have a ton of other sets, I think they're in my parent's attic. Definitely saving those for if/when I have kids.

Rufledt wrote: I hate you guys. Here I thought I didn't forget anything when I moved to the east coast, and now i'm all depressed that my lego collection is 1000 miles away! I'm especially sad I never finished that technic supercar thing with the engine and the 4 wheel steer and the independent suspension... now i'm sad

Let me borrow the R3, and I will be right back with your Lego's!!!

I've got 6 full-size Rubbermaid cases full of Legos. When I own a house one day, I'm going to get into model railroading. With LEGOs. My plan is to have ~100 square feet (or more) of a LEGO city with trains and 4-foot-high skyscrapers.

flountown wrote: If Legos were as advanced as they are today, I would have been more of a nerd when I was younger. But let's also give a solid shoutout to K'Nex and Erector Sets.

I used to build trucks out of K'Nex and push them down the stairs. I would see where they broke and "engineer" them to be stronger in the weak spot and repeat the process. I was such a 10-year old nerd. I still wonder why my degree is in History....

My 2 year old plays with her Duplo blocks CONSTANTLY! She's always building cars. That's my girl.