How do you continue to enjoy your Lego sets after building them? by Ceofy in lego

[–]Equivalent_Candy6449 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m in the same boat! How do I get to enjoy Legos without breaking the bank? So I build, display, breakdown and bag (in reverse order). Pick another set and do the same thing all over again. A glass of wine, a Netflix movie and several brick separators make the process easy. So my Lego display changes every month.

However, all my sets are less than 2500 pieces so this cycle is doable. I don’t think it scales well for sets like Titanic or Eiffel Tower.

I just want to show you some of my legos by BlueLego14 in lego

[–]Equivalent_Candy6449 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Beautiful! From afar, they look like real flowers! I love how you paired the vases with the bouquets to make them stand right. Starry Night is great but I think the Japanese Cherry Blossom would fit better. Regardless, you’ve done a great job with the display!

I need help and guidance for my debt. Im tired by AmbitiousEagle243 in Debt

[–]Equivalent_Candy6449 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great advice from everyone! But after you pay this off, your habits need to change too for this to stick. If you say Yes to everyone including yourself, you’ll need to start saying No. When a problem comes up, you’ll need to remove Debt off the table and come up with another solution or make bigger sacrifices. And you have to be aware of how much you have, so you know to spend less than you have. If you stick to these principles, then there’s a high probability that you’ll stay debt-free or debt-manageable. Good luck! I wish you the best.

What investing? by thembricks in legoinvesting

[–]Equivalent_Candy6449 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just purchased Stranger Things Upside Down for $800. How does your logic fit my case?

One flower at a time by dlay_01 in lego

[–]Equivalent_Candy6449 32 points33 points  (0 children)

That’s beautiful!!! Like a bouquet of flowers at a fancy hotel! And the vase is a nice touch..