This Christmas (2010) we decided to introduce Noah to the world of Lego by purchasing a 1,000 piece starter set from a well known UK toy retailer. Luckily for us, said UK toy retailer accidentally sent 2 1,000 piece starter sets in the same box. I was going to link to the particular set but it seems ToyR the UK toy retailer don’t sell it anymore.
Inspired by the reappearance of actual generic Lego in my life (don’t even think about making anything random out of my Starwars kits) Fiona and I took to making random things each night, partly to amuse ourselves and partly to mess with Noah’s head. And lo The Lego Fairy was born.
Yes, my son believes that all the random creations come from the mind and hands of The Lego Fairy. Don’t ask, it helps us get him to bed quietly.
Here are my latest posts relating to The Lego Fairy and other random Lego.
- Diddy Dom & Heather. Episode 1. September 20, 2011
Did you honestly think I wouldn't find something daft to do with a Think Visibility Lego man (and woman) :) Stay tuned Diddy Dom fans, for more wacky Dom doings and inappropriate language from Heather.
- It's a Bakugan in a Bath. Best not to ask! April 18, 2011
OK, you should all now be familiar with the concept of the Lego Fairy. The Lego Fairy's creations usually either come from his/her (nobody really knows for sure) own mind or from the dreams of other people the Lego Fairy might call upon. Sometimes howe...
- The Lego Gypo Caravan for Lu Jackson April 14, 2011
Creating random Lego things all of the time is actually harder than it seems. If I was an alcoholic it might be easier but I'm not.... I'M NOT!!!.... so at times I like any other amazingly creative genius have what we call Lego builders block (no pun i...
- Lego Coffee - Abstract Lego Art by The Lego Fairy April 12, 2011
Got in drunk, remembered I had promised Noah the Lego Fairy would visit. Had no idea what to make but he has these cool little cup and saucer combos as part of his uber kitchen. BAM!!! Lego coffee. Seriously I know this looks easy, but it took b...
