Funny seeing this now, since I've recently (within the past month or so) gotten into LEGO as a hobby again. Seems like a lot of people have as well this year?

Funny seeing this now, since I've recently (within the past month or so) gotten into LEGO as a hobby again. Seems like a lot of people have as well this year? I've found it to be a wonderful combination of nostalgia and relaxation. And what a perfect time to get back into the hobby; it looks like there is an exploding section of "adult" LEGO sets these days. The Saturn V rocket is amazing, second only to the NES build. The NES set is just crazy; the TV you build is a kinetic sculpture with a scrolling Mario level. I ended up using Rebrickable recently for data munging because I wanted to build two MOCs. The Chris MvVeigh designed LEGO Apple 2 and LEGO IBM PC. He used to sell them as sets, but got hired by LEGO and so discontinued them :( But you can still find the instructions on his site. A bit of data entry and munging, thanks in part to Rebrickable, I was able to get everything imported and buy the parts myself from LEGO and bricklink. It's really wild to get a package of LEGO pieces shipped all the way from the Netherlands and Finland. I just wish my wallet didn't regret getting into this hobby...