Lego in General Reviews

Aaah Lego: childhood memories personified; I love it! There are two great things about Lego. Firstly, it encourages creativity, because there are no 'rules'. The pieces are so applicable to anything that you can get a big batch and make a car, a house, a robot or whatever. It's really fun to get a big box of it together and just make ...  Read the complete review

Lego is a timeless construction toy that will no doubt out live me and you and the next generation. It's such an appealing toy that appeals to both boys and girls both young and old. Not only does lego come in the traditional 'block' form these days, you can buy windows, doors, postboxes and alsorts to make the play more fun and ...  Read the complete review

Lego rules! I'm a Teacher and I have to say that I'm constantly amazed at how popular Lego is with my classes. A few years ago the school bought some large (and very expensive) boxes of assorted Lego for the smaller children to use as part of structured play. As time went on the Lego crept steadily up through the classes and ...  Read the complete review

Is there anybody out there that doesn't know what Lego is? It's a massive brand of toy that reaches children's (and adults!) minds, tempting little hands to build something out of the tiny bricks. Brightly coloured with huge ranges of themed sets that you can collect. You can get Indiana Jones sets, battle with Batman against bad guys, collect ...  Read the complete review

Lego Lego Lego, I love it. When I was a child it was the only thing I would ever play with. I owned a big box of it and I would dissaper into my bedroom for hours making houses to play pretend, I would see how high I could build a tower up the wall, make cars and casltes. This never failed to amuse me. my son has never been the ...  Read the complete review

Ah lego, in this day of consoles, PCs and other mind numbing pass times for our kids to "enjoy" you have to be happy when your kid get their first lego set and actually enjoys. Even in this day and age I am yet to find a child who doesn't appreciate a small lego set as a gift, and I try my best to provide to hopefully spark a ...  Read the complete review

Lego is my favourite toy and I, allegedly, am a grown up! Lego was just starting to get popular when I was a kid, it was far more basic then than it is now. You got bases, wall bricks and roof tiles! That was it! No Captain Plastic and his Floating Fortresses then, no little flowers to drive yourself crazy putting the heads on! You were ...  Read the complete review

Lego has come a long way over the years and alongside Monopoly is one of those toys or games that my parents can remember playing with when they were younger and also still existed in my childhood and if I ever have kids I'm sure they will play with Lego as well at some time. Lego is basically plastic building bricks in its original ...  Read the complete review

Lego, its a classic, I grew up with this and think that it was a great toy invention to help children boost their creativity, imagination, teamworking and also construction skills. These are all good skills for a child to bring into their school and adult lifes. You can get great sets of different structures for you and your children to ...  Read the complete review

Quite simply, Lego is one of the greatest inventions ever. It combines the freedom of plasticine, but without the mess, and the durability of adamantium. For those who have just arrived from Dimension X, Lego is blocks of plastic which you can connect to make structures and just about anything your mind allows. Many moons ago, my ...  Read the complete review

Well what can I say about Lego ............ It has a huge thumbs up from me for definate. As a child I would play with my bags full of Lego that were handed down to me from my uncles. It is only now that I realise how pricey Lego is, so what I was playing with must have cost a fortune back them. I had all sorts of bits ....... trees, cars, people, ...  Read the complete review

BEST TOY EVER, quite frankly. I'm in my early 20s, and even today if Lego were to release.. just a huge bucket of miscellaneous bricks or something.. I would go out and buy it that very day. I really would. Lego kits for building, say, a police station or a harbour or a train station are all well and good, and can still provide endless ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lego ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Lego is a toy that most of us have grown up with and now that my youngest brother is 5 I have the chance to play with it again, purely so that he doesn't have to play alone of course! Lego has developed so much in recent years with new shapes and new things to build. Lego in my mind is one of ...  Read the complete review

Just on the extremely unlikely off chance someone has NEVER encountered this product before, I will endeavour to first explain what this product is and then go to sing its praises and faults. Quite simply, Lego are building bricks. What makes these different from traditional building bricks and blocks, however, is the fact that these click ...  Read the complete review

I have 4 kids and the middle 2 love lego. We have a massive tub which has all sorts of bits in it. It used to belong to my husband when he was a kid so this proves lego had long lasting appeal and is also really durable. My 10 year old loves the sets you can buy (we get them from Woolworths) which actually build something specific like ...  Read the complete review

Who doesn't know what Lego is? But do you know all the kinds you can get? Everyone you ask will have had lego of somesort. Currently we have Duplo and whatever the first size lego is called. I have only ever seen one kit of the first size, and that was in Boots last week. We have a second had kit which is Bumble bees & lady ...  Read the complete review

Lego... perhaps the best toy of the 20th Century, and certainly the most popular one. Adults (apparently) and children play with Lego, construction buildings, scenes, decorations and nearly everything else using small, durable plastic bricks. Lego's legacy began in 1932 in Billund, Denmark with a joiner named Ole Kirk Christiansen. He ...  Read the complete review

**** So how come I am writing about LEGO®? After all there is already plenty enough reviews about it? **** I remember my first box of LEGO. I was 6 or 7 and seeing it emerge from my parents` bag after their shopping trip to Czechoslovakia (which like the DDR was known for less freedoms but more stuff amongst the COMECON countries) was ...  Read the complete review

---Introduction--- I have been bought up on Lego from the age of three of four. I have always retained my love of Lego and over the years, I have compiled a large amount of different Lego. I have had everything from towns to spaceships and trains to Star Wars Lego. I always wanted to be a Lego designer from a young age, as I used to build ...  Read the complete review

Lego at its most basic consists of brightly coloured building blocks which snap together to form reasonably strong walls or other constructions. When I was a child, in the 1960s, there was not much more to it, and although I had a few pieces of Lego furniture, it didn't hold my interest for long. I can remember my brothers building cars and ...  Read the complete review