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I wouldn't say that it stifles creativity, but expands LEGO to people who don't want to be creative with it. You can treat it as a fun 3D Puzzle with step-by-s

by Navarr 3y ago

I wouldn't say that it stifles creativity, but expands LEGO to people who don't want to be creative with it. You can treat it as a fun 3D Puzzle with step-by-step, or you can do whatever you want with it. Neither way is particularly "wrong"

jansan 3y ago
It is not wrong, but it does not force the kids to be creative in a way it used to. I would rather buy some wooden trains and rails if my kids where young now.
- w0m 3y ago
  you can always buy generic builder-part sets; they still sell them. Simply don't buy the overpriced kits.