Brick-Loving Adults
Thursday, August 12th, 2010If you are over 25 and think you are alone when it comes to your Lego addiction even if you find people who are like you online, you need to reeducate yourself with some brick-love through this blocumentary about AFOL (Adult Fans of Lego).
Although the abbreviation sounds kinda awful and sounds actually like awful, adult Lego fans are not ashamed and they are always ready to show what they have built.
According to the rather humorous documentary, there are different kinds of adult Lego fans. There are those who have invested a lot of their time to Lego-building without putting up a group or a company while there are those who do. There are LCPs or Lego Certified Professionals who can take the LEGO name and do public events for the company. These fans usually mix business with pleasure but who said there is something wrong with that especially if you are talking about something as wholesome as the Danish bricks.
From all around the world, Lego fans range from 2 year olds to those in their late 50s and 60s. From grandchildren to grandparents, even to those who are not super fans of the bricks, there is always one great memory associated with Legos. According to enthusiasts, this is a great thing because after so many years of surviving the toy market in general, Lego is gaining strength when it comes to its fan base and it has established itself as a staple for every child’s playroom.
Although we all know that Legos are not just toys but are tools for education, team building and the like, Lego will forever be a toy loved by millions, maybe even billions of people around the world.
Watching this documentary will inspire you to build more if you are having doubts about your Lego addiction.
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