Lego

[slowsnake]

Originally Posted by arm79

I always loved Lego as a kid and into my early teens, but that played second fiddle to my growing love of playing squash as I "grew up".

Fondly remember the space age Technic stuff of the 80's and 90's. Car's, trucks, construction equipment. Lots of pneumatically controlled construction equipment, before they started using small motors.

I think my favourite was always this one...

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I think it was either $119 or $199 back at that time. I saved hard for it. Birthday, christmas, chores... Whatever needed to be done.

I remember I came to Perth from Sydney for dads funeral, so January 1986, my nephew would of been 11 years old and I remember the price was $35 bucks, I know that because my niece said I spent more on my nephews present than hers, can't give one without the other, I remember slinging her $6 bucks, I think her toy was $29 bucks, could of been a Cabbage a patch Doll,.

[GasoLane]

Originally Posted by slowsnake

I remember I came to Perth from Sydney for dads funeral, so January 1986, my nephew would of been 11 years old and I remember the price was $35 bucks, I know that because my niece said I spent more on my nephews present than hers, can't give one without the other, I remember slinging her $6 bucks, I think her toy was $29 bucks, could of been a Cabbage a patch Doll,.

The thread is about LEGO, not storytime, please stay on topic!

[Tonz]

Originally Posted by GasoLane

The thread is about LEGO, not storytime, please stay on topic!

just asking....how many times on this forum to they stay on track

[GasoLane]

Originally Posted by Tonz

just asking....how many times on this forum to they stay on track

As often as I can make them.