There is no one right way to enjoy LEGO. I suspect this is why our beloved hobby has found such widespread popularity these days. We buy and build, and play and display. We collect and store, and part and sort. We MOC and show, and invest and sell. We go to Brickset and read and write, and laud and gripe.
For many, our relationship with LEGO evolves over time and is often dictated by the constraints of our everyday lives. Many of us start out building, playing, tearing down, reimagining, and...