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  • Time to build those lunar wheels – Febrovery is here!

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    During the month of February, LEGO Space fans celebrate by building rovers – wheeled vehicles for exploring alien worlds. It’s a great excuse to dig out those old Classic Space elements for a retro look, or your chance to reinvent the wheel with bold new designs. You can share your builds on Flickr, or use…

  • Time to build those lunar wheels – Febrovery is here!

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    in

    During the month of February, LEGO Space fans celebrate by building rovers – wheeled vehicles for exploring alien worlds. It’s a great excuse to dig out those old Classic Space elements for a retro look, or your chance to reinvent the wheel with bold new designs. You can share your builds on Flickr, or use…

  • Time to build those lunar wheels – Febrovery is here!

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    by

    in

    During the month of February, LEGO Space fans celebrate by building rovers – wheeled vehicles for exploring alien worlds. It’s a great excuse to dig out those old Classic Space elements for a retro look, or your chance to reinvent the wheel with bold new designs. You can share your builds on Flickr, or use…

  • Time to build those lunar wheels – Febrovery is here!

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    by

    in

    During the month of February, LEGO Space fans celebrate by building rovers – wheeled vehicles for exploring alien worlds. It’s a great excuse to dig out those old Classic Space elements for a retro look, or your chance to reinvent the wheel with bold new designs. You can share your builds on Flickr, or use…

  • In Fabuland, the stakes are higher when a cat is up a tree

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    In my opinion, LEGO never feels more like a warm hug than when you’re viewing a Neo Fabuland construction. The blend of modern techniques with the limited, but bright color palette and those old animal figures makes everything feel like a Richard Scarry drawing. And I think that point is perfectly illustrated in this fire…

  • In Fabuland, the stakes are higher when a cat is up a tree

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    In my opinion, LEGO never feels more like a warm hug than when you’re viewing a Neo Fabuland construction. The blend of modern techniques with the limited, but bright color palette and those old animal figures makes everything feel like a Richard Scarry drawing. And I think that point is perfectly illustrated in this fire…

  • In Fabuland, the stakes are higher when a cat is up a tree

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    In my opinion, LEGO never feels more like a warm hug than when you’re viewing a Neo Fabuland construction. The blend of modern techniques with the limited, but bright color palette and those old animal figures makes everything feel like a Richard Scarry drawing. And I think that point is perfectly illustrated in this fire…

  • In Fabuland, the stakes are higher when a cat is up a tree

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    in

    In my opinion, LEGO never feels more like a warm hug than when you’re viewing a Neo Fabuland construction. The blend of modern techniques with the limited, but bright color palette and those old animal figures makes everything feel like a Richard Scarry drawing. And I think that point is perfectly illustrated in this fire…

  • In Fabuland, the stakes are higher when a cat is up a tree

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    by

    in

    In my opinion, LEGO never feels more like a warm hug than when you’re viewing a Neo Fabuland construction. The blend of modern techniques with the limited, but bright color palette and those old animal figures makes everything feel like a Richard Scarry drawing. And I think that point is perfectly illustrated in this fire…

  • In Fabuland, the stakes are higher when a cat is up a tree

    —

    by

    in

    In my opinion, LEGO never feels more like a warm hug than when you’re viewing a Neo Fabuland construction. The blend of modern techniques with the limited, but bright color palette and those old animal figures makes everything feel like a Richard Scarry drawing. And I think that point is perfectly illustrated in this fire…