This was an awesome package from Target that was a quick build for my son. The Lego Star Wars set was an awesome addition to his other Lego builds. The package had 64 pieces and the wings move up and down.
The final product!
This was the Lego blue racer car that my son received for his birthday. It was a small set, only 67 pieces, and was another quick build. It looks great in a Lego city.
In case you would like to build it with all the extra Lego pieces laying around.
The finished product! Or at least one version. It is a 3 in 1 set so your child can take it apart and fix it in different ways. The other two versions include a snow plow and a buggy.
Target has the entire set for $5.00 on their website. The link below should take you directly to it.
My son’s latest creation – Mario’s Fire Flower made with Legos.
To create this piece, he only used bricks of different sizes. Mostly green, yellow and red 2 x 4 bricks. There are a few 2 x 2 on the ends.
My daughter decided to get in on the some of the girl Lego sets.
Directions
The final product was super cute! She didn’t need me to help her at all for this one.
My son bought this set at Target and loved building the model. We had a lot of fun building this particular piece and with only 47 pieces, it didn’t take that long to get the new set together.
Lego Set 30275. TIE Advanced Prototype
Directions
It turned out pretty good! It makes a great addition to any Star Wars set or as a stand alone.
My son created his version of the Lego Mario Mushroom. On one side, you have your regular red mushroom but on the other side is the green 1-up mushroom.
This mushroom is made from only red, green, yellow and white bricks. No special pieces required.
Time for some old school fun! Mr. & Mrs. Pac Man is built completely out of Legos.
To make these, we used only bricks, nothing special. Mainly yellow of course, but also some red, blue, and black to make Mrs. Pac-Man stand out. The blue and black bricks were 1 x 1 and the rest were built from a variety of combinations.
I’m looking forward to what my son wants to build next. I’m hoping it might be some ghosts or pellets to go along with this theme. I had forgotten how much fun it was just to sit and build with Legos. Though, honestly, I was mainly his assistant in finding the pieces. 🙂
Enjoy!
My son decided to add some Minecraft Lego creations to his Mario collection.
His Golden Pickaxe is made up using brown bricks for the handle and yellow bricks for the golden top.
Simple & Efficient! Enjoy!
My son is constantly making things out of Legos.
Today, he made a coin block from Mario. He counted the pixels and corresponded them to the correct number of bricks.
This particular piece is made using only yellow, white and black bricks. Using 2 x 6 bricks on the bottom and building up using different sizes of bricks.
Special thanks to the picture that inspired him to build it..
-No tree is complete without presents, so we added some. To make the presents, we used 2×2 bricks and a small round piece for the bow. The tall present was just made from a different type of brick. You could make any type of present from any size Lego bricks.
Have fun! We would love to see some of your tree creations and present designs.
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