Simple Simon
Simpleton
ALL my LEGO - and it is a LOT, 4 cupboards with 6 drawers each full to the brim - is in my basement. I can't wait for my kids to grow from DUPLO into LEGO age 

My X wing model is in god knows how many pieces, spread all around my closet. I dont have the instructions for it either. Not that I have the time to reassemble it...yet.
is that box 6212? If so:
http://www.hccamsterdam.nl/brickfactory/setlist/index.htm and go to the 6200-6299 range.
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Oo, I have some instructions in there too. And a book I got a long time ago about how to make all sorts of gadgets with legos! That was pretty cool.
It drove me nuts when my great-grandmother put non-lego-related toys and stuff in the lego bin, though. Like crayons and plastic doggies. Crayons and plastic doggies have no place in the lego bin.
OK - this thread has inspired me. I'm going to start my 4 month old son's collection this x-mas! Any ideas on what I should get? I am not looking for anything too expensive, and remember he is 4 months old so it will be a while before he can enjoy them...
BSmith1068: get the giant LEGO (what they call DUPLO here in Europe). Anything else is too small, your kid might swallow them and choke!![]()
Hmm, don't think I had that. Sounds like it would've been interesting.
OK - this thread has inspired me. I'm going to start my 4 month old son's collection this x-mas! Any ideas on what I should get? I am not looking for anything too expensive, and remember he is 4 months old so it will be a while before he can enjoy them...
Yup! When I was little and played with my legos with my cousins, I'd assign the small ones to just search for pieces for me, mostly to avoid frustrating myself.![]()