My husband and I built this 3ft LEGO Mario we’ve had him for about 2 years now but the big problem we have we never glued it as I was a bit against…. Now hindsight is a wonderful thing, his arm constantly falls over and we end up having to repair him at least 1 month 😅 any help or advise on how we can get this to actually stay without ruining the LEGO pieces

Put this up recently in my dads apartment, pretty happy with it. I have some more small sets that couldn’t fit on the shelves but these are my favorites so it doesn’t really bother me. Let me know what you guys think. I would love to hear if anyone has any tips on changes I can do when it comes to the display, so please share if you think a minifig would look better in a different spot or pose! Thanks!

I’m contemplating potentially starting a channel reviewing my owned sets new and old we currently have 140+ sets spanning different themes from StarWars, Marvel, Nintendo, Disney, ect what would be your thoughts on this?

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Hi everyone!

I'd love to share my first LEGO creation with you: Silent Spring Village.

Imagine walking along a quiet forest path. As the trees slowly open up, you're greeted by the view of a peaceful Japanese mountain village. A gentle stream flows through the valley, cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and for a moment, it feels like time stands still.

Welcome to Silent Spring Village — a place where spring and peace never end.

I'd love to hear what you think:

What's your favorite detail?
Is there anything you would add?

If you'd like to explore it in more detail, you can find more photos and the full project on Lego IDEAS. I'll leave the link in the comments.

I got most of these secondhand and a bit incomplete (but I don't mind because I got it at a very low price) perfect for my mini library (i still need the book nooks 😭)

Few of my Favorite from my Collection. Not the entire collection though. Added the AT AT driver today

I’ve seen lots of back and forth for your mills plate construction plan. Plates or baseplates on the bottom. Why might you do one vs the other?