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  • LEGO NPU: Wheels & Tires Edition

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    After flying high and sailing smooth in last month’s peek into airplane and boat element NPU, we’re staying grounded—sort of. This time, we’re rolling into the world of wheels and tires, some of LEGO’s most iconic and versatile parts. Sure, they’re meant for cars, trucks, and all things that vroom… but in the hands of…

  • LEGO NPU: Wheels & Tires Edition

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    After flying high and sailing smooth in last month’s peek into airplane and boat element NPU, we’re staying grounded—sort of. This time, we’re rolling into the world of wheels and tires, some of LEGO’s most iconic and versatile parts. Sure, they’re meant for cars, trucks, and all things that vroom… but in the hands of…

  • LEGO NPU: Wheels & Tires Edition

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    by

    in

    After flying high and sailing smooth in last month’s peek into airplane and boat element NPU, we’re staying grounded—sort of. This time, we’re rolling into the world of wheels and tires, some of LEGO’s most iconic and versatile parts. Sure, they’re meant for cars, trucks, and all things that vroom… but in the hands of…

  • LEGO NPU: Wheels & Tires Edition

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    by

    in

    After flying high and sailing smooth in last month’s peek into airplane and boat element NPU, we’re staying grounded—sort of. This time, we’re rolling into the world of wheels and tires, some of LEGO’s most iconic and versatile parts. Sure, they’re meant for cars, trucks, and all things that vroom… but in the hands of…

  • Review: 71052 – Collectible Minifigures Series 29

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    May is coming up, which means we get a new series of figures from the Collectible Minigures theme. After Formula 1 cars, Spider-people and a full series of costumes , we now get a ‘normal’ lineup again. Series 29 consists of the usual assembly of diverse figures without any overlapping themes or ties to an…

  • AFOLs With Kids: Should You Combine Your Collections?

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    A question that often gets asked in my house is, “Whose LEGO piece is this?” It could just as easily be mine as one of the kids. If it’s mine, it goes into my ‘to sort’ box. If it belongs to the boys, it goes into their ‘bucket of doom’ where the pieces of all…

  • AFOLs With Kids: Should You Combine Your Collections?

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    A question that often gets asked in my house is, “Whose LEGO piece is this?” It could just as easily be mine as one of the kids. If it’s mine, it goes into my ‘to sort’ box. If it belongs to the boys, it goes into their ‘bucket of doom’ where the pieces of all…

  • AFOLs With Kids: Should You Combine Your Collections?

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    A question that often gets asked in my house is, “Whose LEGO piece is this?” It could just as easily be mine as one of the kids. If it’s mine, it goes into my ‘to sort’ box. If it belongs to the boys, it goes into their ‘bucket of doom’ where the pieces of all…

  • AFOLs With Kids: Should You Combine Your Collections?

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    A question that often gets asked in my house is, “Whose LEGO piece is this?” It could just as easily be mine as one of the kids. If it’s mine, it goes into my ‘to sort’ box. If it belongs to the boys, it goes into their ‘bucket of doom’ where the pieces of all…

  • AFOLs With Kids: Should You Combine Your Collections?

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    by

    in

    A question that often gets asked in my house is, “Whose LEGO piece is this?” It could just as easily be mine as one of the kids. If it’s mine, it goes into my ‘to sort’ box. If it belongs to the boys, it goes into their ‘bucket of doom’ where the pieces of all…