Cool site, but something about the article itself bothers me.
There is a whole world of AFOLs (Adult fans of LEGO) out there (including myself), but the impression I get from the writer is that LEGO sets are for kids.
Constructing MOCs and free-form building are one of the ways I have been able to recapture some of my fond childhood memories and also stretch my creative muscles. Its very relaxing and therapeutic for me to just build something.
Having ideas of how to re-use existing sets of bricks, or even instructions on how to perform techniques seen in other MOCs are invaluable.
There is a whole world of AFOLs (Adult fans of LEGO) out there (including myself), but the impression I get from the writer is that LEGO sets are for kids.
Constructing MOCs and free-form building are one of the ways I have been able to recapture some of my fond childhood memories and also stretch my creative muscles. Its very relaxing and therapeutic for me to just build something.
Having ideas of how to re-use existing sets of bricks, or even instructions on how to perform techniques seen in other MOCs are invaluable.