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I like everything but the end

The moral reasoning and mental gymnastics is breathtaking, yikes. To me it's buying stolen goods. Giving money to thieves and enjoying illicit products. I'd say to people, if you can't afford Lego, don't buy it. In the last three years I've bought a few smaller sets. I wouldn't enjoy a fake clone big modular. It's like if I met a hot married woman looking for a casual short-term affair. Am I going to enjoy that? She's married. Not really. I'd rather find a single woman looking for long term. You could go for the married woman, but it's not the same. If she changes her mind and divorces to be with me, she's the same woman but legitimate status now. Clear conscience.

Love the cats! I build to help with stress and anxiety.

As a moc builder I love the creative outlet, expression of imagination, and problem solving Lego brings me.

I have watched a number of your videos and so far have really enjoyed your perspective. I was enjoying this one but you truly lost me with the destruction at the end. Why would you do that? I just don't get tit. Tempted me to unsubscribe to be honest. Just stupid.

I love it! Shoutout to Technic. Lego is a great hobby no matter the age and i love the social aspect too. Also, sweet sim rig! Im no master, but do enjoy Gran Turismo 7 every now and then!

76 year old male here. Started building technics last year. I'm hooked. We have a calico cat as well. Same cat attitude.

You hit most of my reasons. I love doing an hour of building at the end of the day to wind down. I agree, we have worked hard through the years and time for us to enjoy things we love. It is like a 3D puzzle that comes together. Keep clicking and showing what is out there. - tammy. PS. I have that set you smashed and I agree, one of my least favorites. LOL

🎉 Such a great video! I’m an advocate for play for women 40+, and your story is so similar to mine, especially how building with LEGO makes you feel. Thank you so much for sharing! ❤

I have the dream of bringing all my Modular Buildings together to form my own little city, or at least a section of it. Two rows of houses with backyards facing each other and a green space in between, with trees, a playground and restaurants. I've just built a skate park next to the Funwhole skateshop. I've already greened and landscaped all the backyards of the Modular Buildings and transformed the Chinese Spring Lantern Festival into a normal park... Lots of things like that. It's all there in my head... I've collected so many wonderful minifigures for my city over the years. Many of them give themselves names 😀. I have no idea how to do this with UA-cam and my own channel. I have no space to set up the city and no money to rent space. But it remains a dream and if it ever happens, my UA-cam channel would be called: Stories of my Lego city. The stories come to me all by themselves, the figures tell them to me, the buildings tell them to me. I often rebuild them inside so that they can tell me what they tell me. For example, I built a bar into the jazz club and the whole weird audience sits there and admires the great singer Daphne Dolores Dunant ☺️. It's wonderful. The building is relaxed and beautiful and the stories are inspiring and fascinating. I just love it!

This is great to hear! Thank you for sharing. I have a very stressful corporate job in hi tech and this hobby helps me to relax, escape and keep my imagination/creativity flowing. 😊

I got my first Lego when I was a child, and every year, even into my teens, I continued to get more and more Lego. I'd sit for hours building and rebuilding. Real grown up life then started and my career and family had to come first so I had to put my hobby to one side. Around 15 years ago I started to collect the Lego cars, both models and technics but then in 2012 the Town Hall was released and I just had to have it! I haven't stopped collecting the modulars since (except the Diner which still doesn't appeal to me 😂). I'm 62 now and proud to be an AFOL. Recently, through your reviews of alternative bricks, I've also bought a few Pantasy and FunWhole sets and have loved them too (FunWhole's Record Store is on its way!) The joy I got from building as a kid hasn't changed to this day. Just love it ❤️. Great to hear your background into this hobby too. Thanks for sharing 😊

I am adult who reexplored bricks and now I cant stop building🎉

I wish Canada would adopt Minnesota. We love football, Vikings fans. A sad affair.

Almost 4 years ago my father gave his grandson - my nephew - the London Bus by Lego as a present. The Lego catalogue was around and my father asked if there was anything interesting in it. I said no, but then I found the Ford Mustang. He said I should buy it, he would pay... Jump to this day: Over 160 sets by 15 different brands with just under 300,000 parts and about 250 minifigs... and counting. 6 display cabinets with glas doors and a real space problem... solving not in sight. 😉 Love the kitties.

Hey SCB, we’ve talked before, but for your audience…..I am an old retired guy. I was never a hunter, fisherman, or outdoor enthusiast, so as I approached retirement age I began to wonder, what I would do with myself in retirement. From my wife’s work with seniors, I knew that keeping the mind active and the fingers and joints limber would be beneficial. Since my sons had played with Lego as kids (me helping on occasions) I decided that it might be something I could do. Then I discovered that there are adult Lego clubs and groups all over the world (Adult Fans of Lego…AFOL’s) so, I dug out my kids two tubs Lego from the basement closet and began building. That was 8 years ago and now I have an entire city with 7 trains, a harbour full of boats and ships a residential area, and a good sized Medieval area with large castle and a village. Many shelves, cabinets and display areas full of Lego…and alternative brands now, as well. All the benefits that Stacey mentioned are applicable. The peace, dexterity, feelings of accomplishment and satisfaction are enormous. I also am a musician and I get the same kind of satisfaction from both.

Watching now. More live streams please.

Forgive me 😢😢

Oh no I missed it live

So glad you didn’t edit out the cats! Started my journey with Legos as an indulgent Grammy 14 years ago. Grandson moved on from Legos around age 11. I tried to move on but the Friends line lured me back. What do you buy your 79 year old mother for Xmas? The Boutique Hotel? YES please! Never played the demo kid but never rebuilt the set I accidentally knocked over😵‍💫. Glad I found your channel.

I love to build to take my mind off the daily crap and stuff and it relaxes me and love seeing the build come together, I love my hobby and its a tree aching tool.

Thanks for the heads up, the company and your genuineness. It's a pleasure everytime! And keep clicking those Bricks 🎉

What a super Live Chat this was. Enjoyed one and all and finally got my Logo back corectly, have no idea what that was about. Super community and can't wait to do this again. Keep Clicking Those Bricks guys. 👻❤👻

In a very similar way, I find building helps block out the noise. My pleasure in the hobby has grown considerably with the rise of alternative more affordable brick brands. If only I had more room to display

Building is amazing! Thanks for sharing! Love the kitties interaction there. Oooohhhhhh, I have a set that I want to do that to!!!! Hilarious! ❤ Glad you are here and shared that!!

Something about the aesthetics about them is just so satisfying. Interior details can be charming and cozy. Definitely like it's own charming little world. Building them is often really delightfully surprising with the best designs as you wonder what they are doing and then it all comes together. The people who design these things are genius! I'm definitely not a "collector" type, nor one who thinks these models are some kind of financial investment. Just pure entertainment that is enjoyable on a number of levels. So, I am absolutely thrilled with all the wonderful new companies entering the market. Should have let the cat smash one... it wants to! 🤣

Wow. so many things to touch on. Jumping into the brick hobby with a large technic set. Like jumping straight into the deep end 😅 It is a great hobby. It promotes zen, well except those odd times when you have a difficult section of build and you start cursing, heh. Overall, great way to wind down. It also has health benefits. Having recently acquired some numbing due to a neck injury, I find bricking helps lessen the sensation in my fingers and it also maintains finger dexterity, and sometimes finger strength with the odd tough clutch parts. Now that you're empty nesters, time to reclaim more space. Sadly it is a hobby that requires a lot of that. I know several people that would drool over your racing sim setup. Please keep the videos coming. I think you're inspiring many people to come back to, and even join, the hobby, as I feel there's still a stigma that brick building is for kids. I also feel you're giving some of us the push to perhaps start our own channels. On that subject, I know you've posted one early on, but now with more posts under your belt, perhaps consider creating a new video on the ups and downs of starting your own channel. I know it's not about making money, as that aspect is very tough these days due to a saturated market, and that it's more for sharing your love of the product. What equipment do you use? How do you handle criticism from lego "purists", if you receive any. I do want to start a channel around a city build, see if I can action this year. Please don't stop posting. Have a great one!

What a fun video- I need to get back into some video games as I really enjoyed that race car clip ! As an adult and Harry Potter fan I became interested in Lego again as I worked on building various parts of the HP world. This has expanded into some Disney, pop culture and now some Modular’s - primarily from Fun whole after watching your videos! Similar reasons that you listed, relaxing etc and now with a sudden health issue it distracts from all that. Love seeing adults enjoy it and sharing the experiences. 😊

What an unexpected ending! I love that your husband helps and supports your hobby - and now to find he helped start it all.

What a wonderful video! 🥰I luv building, it truly makes my heart happy, just touching the bricks makes me happy lol. My parents divorced when I was 6 yrs old, my father remarried and I endured 12 yrs of daily abuse from his new wife. No family as I could not see my mother & brother any longer (mother has now passed away, I only met her once after the divorce for a short visit when I was 25). I put myself through university (school in the day & worked nights) for 5 years. Moved to Ont to find work, sadly an abusive first marriage which I left after 7 years (takes time to leave a situation like that & to pay off a student loans and rent etc). Worked hard every single day of my life to survive to the next day, 1 job for 10 yrs, another for 11 yrs, lost my current job recently after 3.5 yrs (manager was an awful awful bully).. found brick building a few years ago (my first set was a Star Wars AT-ST set. Long story short brick building calms my anxiety & is really the only thing that makes my heart happy 💕

The hard truth is that I have Parkinson and doing Lego helps me to lower the stress. My favourite set is the R9800.

Awesome - One of the main reasons I am back building LEGO/Bricks is to turn my mind off as I barely think when I am building - Nice break from reality Also with the UA-cam channel - I have met some awesome people building all types of things and has been very welcoming. Keep up the awesome content - Love this Channel 🥰🥰 SheClicksBricks = SheSmashesBricks

This was a very interesting video. It is nice know a little bit about you and your family. Can I always like seeing your display room and kitties. You hit some very important points in your talk. I have an old guy that came to illegal at 68. I never thought much about Lego at all until my wife bought me a set at Christmas time. I was hooked immediately. It was so calming, and made me forget my problems for a little while. The social aspect is very important. I watch your videos, comment and find a real connection. I really look forward to new releases. One other guy called Scruf dog does Lego live streams on Wednesdays. As well as video games and electronics. You guys seem like friends even though you are far away. Time to click my bricks. Thanks for all you do

I started with Lego 20 years (or so) with some Duplo sets. In 2017 circa, I stopped and started gunpla/mechs mini kits. Loved them but too tedious. I rediscovered Lego 2 years ago, best choice ever. I find new brands (and KOs saved money lol) and channels like yours. BTW thanks for sharing your expierence...and please don't drop sets again 🤣

Hey! Mrs H and myself were jigsaw puzzlers and amassed a large collection of puzzles. But, you can’t really display finished 1000 piece puzzles! So we turned to LEGO. Our first set was a box of bricks which my mother purchased for us. We really didn’t click with making MOCs so we turned to Brickheadz. My first real set was the Yellow Submarine, then we purchased Destiny’s Bounty. We were hooked! This was in 2017. We booked a trip to Billund and I discovered Fabuland. There used to be a flea market in Billund where LEGO employees sold their unwanted LEGO. I purchased two Fabuland figures with no intention of buying more. I now own very set produced by LEGO and things like Fabuland books, records, pens, puzzles etc., Mrs H is pretty eclectic in her collecting. Everything from Marvel to Harry Potter to Botanicals and beyond. She loves Minifigures and just recently finally pieced together every CMF set. That’s 27 official and 23 others such as Disney, Marvel, the GB Olympic team and the German Football squad. Mrs H worked for 6.5 years for the Danish toy maker at their flagship London store. The 50% staff discount was pretty good. But, you had a limit of £2000 per annum, which sounds a lot but isn’t! She left in November last year. I’m not allowed to go into detail. But, her mental health was suffering badly. LEGO brings us a lot of joy and allows our brains to kick-back! Mrs H loves piecing together sets and organising our vast collection of pieces. In fact she pieced together 4 of the original modulars using all period correct LEGO. The hobby brings much pleasure and peace. The act of building is very relaxing! I’m not against buying alternative brands. In deed some of our most favourite builds aren’t LEGO!

So nice to hear your background, i'm also BIG into sim racing! I started building lego when i was 4 years old, after some dark ages in my teens I'm now back in full force building MOCs that have between 500-4000 pieces and expressing my creative side in form of Lego bricks. It helps me calm down and gets me off the screens.

I build as a hobby to keep me from doing worse habits I'am growing out of. I find it to be very relaxing and enjoy seeing the progress. Smashing video!!!

Hey Stacey. So good to hear your background. You rock! I'm a psychotherapist (degreed/credentialed/New York State licensed to provide therapy) -- empty-nester, bit lonely, adjusting to semi-retirement, and dealing with newly-diagnosed serious heart problems. I discovered Lego via my kids when they were little (now adults) and then it became my hobby. Building helps me focus and get a sense of order and completion -- and peace-of-mind. Btw, Scottie mentioned you in his most recent video...really nice shout out that I "seconded" in comments. I truly appreciate you and Adrian -- and your kitties. If it's okay with Adrian, may I say: you're a pretty woman. 😁 Love/peace/light to both of you. ♥️☮️🕯️

You should do a video on your sim setup. What wheel are you using?

I love your modular display! 🤩 I like to build Lego sets without instructions because I enjoy the challenge and the build experience! ✨

Have you ever tried to paint funwhole bricks with model paint?

Hope your daughter in law enjoys the Wednesday build 😊😊 The starry castle has so many unique pieces! 😱 this set looks STUNNING! I was so amazed on how huge it is. So many colors! Very, very cool! So impressive 😊

Lego: мы не продаём военные модели Mould king: танки, самолёты, вертолёты, корабль, тут всё что тебе надо

The Little Prince one is very cool, though I was never enamored of the book when I was a kid.

This set is amazing. I can’t wait to build it!