More adults playing with Lego than kids... no lmao I promise you. Adults CANT keep up with how much kids play with Lego. Adults buy more than what's bought for kids. But adults build the set and generally call it a day. Kids build whatever on their mind, destroy it and build something new tmrw while every adult stares and admires their masterpiece.
A kid that can play with a low end Lego set e every day for years ain't being topped by Lego enthusiast who put their builds in trophy cases and such. I don't know a single adult who just plays with Legos casually without the objective to finish a build and keep it that way
Lego is a kids toy that became a enthusiast thing as well. Video games is an all ages pass time. That's not even a relevant comparison even if there's no issue with adults using Lego.
Definitely not bud. That comparison is way off. On a side note, I'm actually really surprised at the number of downvotes I got. I was genuinely concerned if this is something adults take interest in too or not. Was supposed to be quite simple, but guess not.
My daughters would love these but I hate LEGO’s , they suck to step on (they are 4&5 and leave them everywhere) . They will want these but my wife will veto them
Yea, they suck to step on, which is why we keep ours on the dining table whenever it isn't being used.
My wife doesn't care for or understand the appeal of Legos either, but she's just happy to see all the bonding time it creates between me and my daughter. Use that as your selling point towards her! ;)
I have a question: Do adults play with LEGOs too?
My daughters would love these but I hate LEGO’s , they suck to step on (they are 4&5 and leave them everywhere) . They will want these but my wife will veto them
This is great, Legos are fun to build and many oriole get very creative with their builds like the life size Bugatti that goes twelve miles an hour.
At first I actually thought this article was for the Horizon Zero Dawn tallneck build I saw the other day on my Google feed.
This looks pretty neat. Cue the normal Lego-famous IP crossover pricing though.
Legos can make you big $$, the biggest drawback is you need space to store boxes.