Everybody loves LEGO.
And it's very popular in our house.
Luckily we've just been kindly given some LEGO Hero Factory goodies.
Now this is really great stuff for your kids to get their teeth into.
The Peaceful One is almost four, but with a helping hand he had no problem fiddling away and completed his Breeze figure in a matter of time.
Breeze is green and mean. Then came the accompanying noises. 'Raaaah'
Then the 'Look what it can do mummy.' 'It can fly' Cue said Breeze was launched across the room.
'Mind the baby.' I cried.
Seems like Breeze is pretty keen too.
I'd say that was a success.
Next up was Meltdown.
No, that's the name of the other LEGO Hero Factory figure, silly.
Wow! I never realised you could personify a meltdown.
This time more work was needed for the building. In stepped The Boy. The Boy can make and fix pretty much anything. I on the other hand can not.
I still struggle with the figure of eight train track that we've had for years, but The Boy got stuck in and enthusiastically channelled his eight year old self.
Again, as if by magic a super hero style figure had been created and The Peaceful One and The Boy steamed around the house making funny noises and jumping on the sofa with their figures.
It was quite a sight to behold.
Do you think it's in the boy genes or something? They just seem to be able to look at a pile of Lego and it turns into a superhero/alien ship/tractor/weapon of some kind. I wish I had the skill.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun. My son love Legos; he has them divided by color in clear drawers. We've spent many creative hours building. :)
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