Lego Collections and acquisitions!

[Halichoeres]

I built this just a couple of weeks ago and now I have to take it apart to move. Oh well, that just means I get to build it again later.


(Most of the people I already had, this set only had 9.)

[Libraraptor]

I built this just a couple of weeks ago and now I have to take it apart to move. Oh well, that just means I get to build it again later.


(Most of the people I already had, this set only had 9.)

That looks amazing!

[Torvosaurus]

I'm not much on Legos, but my wife saw this and bought it for me. "Jaws" is a classic, in spite of the shark behaviors that are no longer supported by fact.

Torvo

[Halichoeres]

Despite a lifelong interest in fish, I didn't see Jaws until just a year or two ago. It really is a great monster movie. This set looks like a fun homage!

[Torvosaurus]

Despite a lifelong interest in fish, I didn't see Jaws until just a year or two ago. It really is a great monster movie. This set looks like a fun homage!

I too have a lifelong interest in fish. Up until my stroke, I had over 50 tanks, ranging from 225 gallons to 10. I was transitioning from Rift Valley cichlids to C.A. cichlids and livebearers. I told my kids I'd set up a tank afterwards, but haven't yet. My youngest daughter continues to ask me about it.

Torvo

[Totoro]

Despite a lifelong interest in fish, I didn't see Jaws until just a year or two ago. It really is a great monster movie. This set looks like a fun homage!

That movie left me with an irrational fear of sharks for a few days.  I recall actually being wary of getting up during the night to go to the bathroom the night I saw the film in the theater (Landshark, I guess).  I was on the local swim team and practiced that next morning with some trepidation, though I was actually more afraid of a shark on the house floor in the dark than one in the pool during the bright light of day.  Silly, I know, but still, that's a fair compliment to the movie and its horror element.  Nature is brutal!