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I fondly remember receiving a bin of Lego roughly the size of a small microwave every Christmas during my early years. Inside was a green baseplate, a couple th
by SirSavary 7y ago
I fondly remember receiving a bin of Lego roughly the size of a small microwave every Christmas during my early years. Inside was a green baseplate, a couple thousand assorted pieces, and a booklet with pictures for inspiration.
Years later, I searched everywhere for a "Lego set" similar to these bins but couldn't find anything. Modern Lego feels a lot less like a brick building toy and more like a fancier version of what you'd find inside a Kinder Egg.
- mcphage 7y agoI’m not sure where you looked, but walk down the Lego aisle at Target and you’ll find tons of them: https://www.lego.com/en-us/themes/classic https://www.lego.com/en-us/themes/classic
- SirSavary 7y agoCanada, walking the aisles of Toys R Us. Thank you very much for the link, this is exactly what I've been looking for. Seeing the kits actually brought a smile to my face :)
- goto11 7y agoLook for the "Lego Classics" line.
- 52-6F-62 7y agoYep second. The Creator line is also good but centered around models but the kits are designed to build usually 3 different models out of the same kit. I bought a set of classic bricks too just to have around for the odd idle day.