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You certainly don't understand Legos then. The design on the box is just the first step. Then it gets junked, reimagined into something else, tossed into the
by douche 9y ago
You certainly don't understand Legos then. The design on the box is just the first step. Then it gets junked, reimagined into something else, tossed into the huge Rubbermaid tub with the other scrap pieces, and pawed through and built, deconstructed and rebuilt into a thousand different things.
The packaging used to be better about this, even including alternate instructions using the pieces in the set.
- vidarh 9y agoSome of the collections do include alternate instructions, e.g. the LEGO Creator range is "3 in 1".
- thomnottom 9y agoI really wish those sets had been around when I was a kid.
- DanBC 9y ago> The packaging used to be better about this, even including alternate instructions using the pieces in the set They still do that with some sets. Lego Classic 10709 - a small cheap set (less than $5) - has one page with suggestions if you combine it with other similar sets, and another page with instructions about modifying this set. Pages 14 and 24. https://www.lego.com/en-us/classic/activities/booklets/10709-lion-bdb5af4f1aa3491ca7b18f9377f300f5 https://www.lego.com/en-us/classic/activities/booklets/10709...