The buckets hung on walls of white.
But was the trip really worth the hype?
I picked up a cup, and scanned the wall.
What should I take, I want it all.
Just where does one begin to start?
The choice is hard, my brain went wild.
So hard to calm the inner child.
First I found the white ice cream.
I left them be, but what about you?
Left wing, Right Wing in Light Stone Grey.
Some jets complete it: what more to say?
I stacked them up, two hundred high.
a wall to make my next MOC great.
Some bamboo and flowers if its all the same.
And those small flames, well hello!
plates, clips, curved slopes all come to hand.
And telescopes, what about those?
Yellow and pink, a sherbet fright.
When stacking up became quite thick.
and to step on them is sore.
to give an adult piece of mind.
with another project close behind.
as I moved along to fill them up.
But in the future: who can say?
but I wonder if I jumped the gun?
for parts but to know just when to stop.
when the pieces change – that will be fine.
made this LEGO store a bit of fun!
The retail store located at the new LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Melbourne opened its doors this week, ahead of the of the Official Ribbon Cutting Next Week.
If you have seen a LEGO Store before, you probably know what to expect.
If not: there are LEGO sets at retail prices (10% off for annual pass holders), small exclusive sets, lots of gear and books that you will not normally see conveniently located all in one location.
And a Pick-A-Brick Wall. I have seen Pick a Brick walls before. I have even selected bricks from them previously. Even though this one is operated by Merlin, PAB at the LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Melbourne is charged by the cupful ($14.99 small; $29.99 Large), rather than weight (Hooray!) But it's a little different when you have a little time, in your own city and go to visit it for the first time….it didn't quite drive me to song.
You do not need a ticket to the Discovery Centre to enter the store.