I'm happy that I bought the Santa's Holiday Countdown (40874). It's one of those sets where you are wondering how that will ends while putting brick over brick. It looks very nice and it has a fine size to fit into the shelf.

Now I'm changing the countdown numbers every morning. It's 66 days until christmas. 😅

This lego set is 30% of in one local toy store and instead of 80,its 60 dollars.Does it have any play features or anything instead of Galactus grabbing minifigs?

This year's monster house. Glad we've got the monster hunter on the case. Happy Halloween!

My Halloweenish BAM from the last few years.

my little (almost 8 years old) has really gotten into legos the last 6 months or so... he is big into building ships (think ww2) and loves watching mrartknight, for example, on youtube. i anticipate that he is going to continue wanting to build his own imaginings... looking to find a few good general sets with lots of basic AND cool options, to let his imagination soar... suggestions? ALSO... looking to get him outside with his legos - anyone have a suggestion for best way to corral all of the pieces (we currently have a 3x3 puzzle board, with edges, that might be the best bet)? thanks! (sidenote - new to reddit, if this isn't where this should be posted, please direct me to a better fit)

My family has a long-term goal of visiting all the U.S. National Parks and as many as we can in other countries whenever we have the chance to travel, which inspired me to build these tributes to some of the places we've been.

I started with U.S. parks since I'm most familiar with those and am planning to ones from around the world after.

The dream would be to have a collectible set for each National Park, and if this series became official, I'd love to see about some of the proceeds go to supporting National Parks and conservation efforts.

If you like it and want to support it becoming a reality, I'd be very grateful! https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/d9aff8e5-5b2b-48cf-b30d-d5b824544da7