Glad the six year old me had a plan.
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Glad the six year old me had a plan.

July 21, 2026
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Reddit user /u/Budkid recently shared a heartwarming glimpse into their LEGO collecting journey, expressing joy over preserving their childhood collection. The user posted an appreciative message noting how glad they are to have kept their bricks from six years old to share with their own children today.

The post highlights the enduring multi-generational appeal of the brick, emphasizing how building together creates special shared moments. While the submission does not mention specific set numbers, piece counts, prices, or upcoming release dates, it captures the nostalgic and bonding experience that many hobbyists cherish.

Sharing childhood bricks with the next generation is a wonderful milestone for any builder. As families dive back into building together, keeping your collection organized makes the shared building sessions much smoother, so you might want to pick up a LEGO storage organizer to keep all those pieces sorted.

I always thought I needed to keep my legos for my kids. Happy we can share many moments together here. submitted by /u/Budkid [link] [comments]

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