More Lego Valentine Mania
February 10th, 2010Here comes more Valentine Lego mania. Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and paper hearts and paper roses are just about everywhere. If you want to make an impact on Valentine’s Day better build a Lego heart or a Lego Valentine gift. No need to wrap it up in expensive paper, just use your little coloured bricks. But if you do not have a date for Valentine’s Day or is much too young to be going on dates, well you could still make Lego hearts and other Lego Valentine gifts for your friends and family.
One of the most picturesque Lego hearts is the one in the heavens. Yes you got that right, a Lego heart space station not a star. You can make this one and give it to your friends who are in love with intergalactic thingamajigs.

For those who love colors, you can make a colorful Lego Valentine heart or make a Lego Valentine clock for all your friends. This is a sweet gift that says “I will always love you” –a bit cheesy yet but who doesn’t love cheese? Now back to the Lego heart clocks, these were made by Mitch and Kristina and you can make them as well. You can buy clock spare parts in any department store or bookstore and start that project as soon as possible.
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If you want something that will remind all of your friends or your girlfriend of you, you can make a Lego Valentine jewelry case. This was also made by the people who made those beautiful Lego Valentine clocks.
These are really cute and they make great gifts as well. It would take a lot of creativity though for you to make these but with enough imagination and red Lego bricks you will be able to do so.
There are lots of Lego Valentine gift ideas online and you can just search for pictures that you can base your Lego Valentine creation on. You won’t have to break the bank to make Lego hearts or other Valentine gifts, you just have to use your beloved Legos -it’s fun, it’s inexpensive and it enhances your creativity. Good luck!


For Lego minifigs who want a yacht experience, you can board Cole D’s little cruise ship. Cole is only 6 years old and his cruise ship has a water slide, a swimming pool, 64 windows and 4 lifeboats. Boarding Cole’s cruise ship will be a delight for minifigs since there are not too many people and service is more personal.














