> but I feel like kids are missing out on the free-style aspect. Lego still sells products which are just big boxes of parts, as well as things between (the 3-

> but I feel like kids are missing out on the free-style aspect. Lego still sells products which are just big boxes of parts, as well as things between (the 3-in-1 sets that have several different models). I’m not sure why kids are missing out on this—some kids do enjoy it, and some kids don’t. But Lego caters actively to both.