LEGO stories

 
Excitebike is a classic NES game, one of my all time favorites. Despite it being relatively simple, the addition of a course editor added hours upon hours of replay value. You know what other toy allowed be to use my imagination to build anything I wanted? Lego bricks. So you can imagine how much I love this Lego Excitebike.
 
Playing with regular Lego is fine for little kids, but once you've grown up most people want their toys to be life-sized. Still, the owner of this car didn't want to give up his childhood passion, so he built a fully driveable car from giant Lego blocks.
 
Yesterday afternoon Lego celebrated the grand opening of its Rockefeller Center store in New York City. The big event climaxed with the final assembly of a 16-foot-tall, two-ton Big Apple that 17,000 people helped build. The store also houses Lego versions of over two dozen classic New York landmarks and scenes.
 
OK, I know that, technically speaking, Legos are for kids. They're toys! But this 28-inch-tall, 22-inch-wide Star Wars Imperial Shuttle coming out in September? It's made for much bigger kids.

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