LEGO

[MV75]

See, I have no liking for the motorised features. What I like about Lego is the build and aesthetic. Not so much the playability or electronics. I'd rather add extra room for details and labs on the Reaper rather than have it taken up by electronic features.

Well don't buy technic then. I'm glad they have motors now. Very very glad they brought them back. Technic is about the technical.

[TheDirtyDigger]

Well don't buy technic then. I'm glad they have motors now. Very very glad they brought them back. Technic is about the technical.

I was never into the Technic as a kid as it just didn't look as cool or have the all important minifigs but now I really want to get some to use to enhance the NXT sets I can build.
Lego has always been a smart kid's toy and Lego Technic even more so.

[MV75]

I was never into the Technic as a kid as it just didn't look as cool or have the all important minifigs but now I really want to get some to use to enhance the NXT sets I can build.
Lego has always been a smart kid's toy and Lego Technic even more so.

Me neither. I was always too intimidated by it, and I just liked to stick with the space/castle/town stuff anyway back then.

The last set of Lego I remember getting back in the day was (maybe ironically), the light and sound xt spaceship. Which I bought another one again not too long ago too.

But when I started to get back into lego again, the first set I bought was the baja desert racers. Pretty much a technic set with pullback motors.

Then I just moved onto getting the old space sets I used to have, and I took a huge interest in technic, plus the modern versions of older series, such as castle. Also I'm right into the creator sets too. Just pure brick fun.