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I mean, it's also an AT-AT... You know, from 1980? It's not just that it's not simple bricks, it's that it's still our generations fantasy, too. If our generat
by erulabs 5y ago
I mean, it's also an AT-AT... You know, from 1980? It's not just that it's not simple bricks, it's that it's still our generations fantasy, too.
If our generation will be remembered for one thing, it will be our iron-fist clenched around our childhood culture. Our children will have toys, yes, too many to count, but they will be 50 year old references to things kids only see the regurgitation of. New stories? Bleh, give them GhostBusters 19 in 2035, screw it.
- dwd 5y agoI built my own AT-AT back in '81 using mostly red bricks as I only had the articulating flat bricks from various fire engine sets to use for the legs. You built what you could from the pieces you had. I did buy a lot of Star Wars sets for my kids but it's not the same when you skip the design step.