Finally Something Worth The Expense: Why LEGO® Is A Great Hobby Even Though It’s Expensive

The Plastic Brick Is Near And Dear To Our Hearts And Hobbies Even After It Breaks Our Bank Accounts

Is It Really That Expensive?

It depends on how you look at it. I will make an argument that LEGO® as a hobby is not that expensive, and not only is it not that expensive, but it comes packaged with a plethora of lovely bonuses that are good for your health.

It Helps With Your Hand-Eye Coordination

The small brick helps to stimulate our minds and our creativity. Whether you are following LEGO® booklets, or building a MOC of your own, keep your mind as sharp as those plastic studs by engaging with all your favorite themes.

It Is Safe And Fun

LEGO® is made of an extremely durable plastic called ABS. Even if a little LEGO® piece is swallowed, chances are you are going to be just fine. It is a safe activity to perform quietly and quaintly at your desk — few hobbies allow for that level of safety and enjoyment.

It Is Cooperative (Bring The Family)

How expensive can a hobby like LEGO® be if it creates memories that last a lifetime with your family? I myself have fond memories of building the plastic bricks with my dad. Like the LEGO®, I will carry those with me for the rest of my life.

Compared To Other Hobbies

You could do a lot worse. Other model building hobbies and table top games can run you a fortune — thousands of dollars. LEGO® can be expensive as you want it to be. If you want to keep your expensive hobby in check, stray away from the retired Lord of the Rings LEGO® sets!

You Enjoy It

A hobby is always worth the price if you are having a blast building and creating with the LEGO® sets you buy. Feeling good and playing in color is never a bad thing.

Your LEGO® Might Be Worth Something Down The Line

How many hobbies give you tangible toys that might be worth a fortune down the line? LEGO® is expensive due to its quality, demand, supply, and the fact that fans will shell out good money for no-longer-made minifigures and sets. So, if your set is used and retired, you can still look to make some money back with LEGO® investing tips and tricks!

LEGO® Is Not As An Expensive Hobby As You Think

Seriously, live a little. LEGO® is benign when it comes to things you could be obsessed with or hobbies you spend too much money on. If a little LEGO® keeps you safe and happy, have fun! Just remember to save all those pieces just in case you decide to resell them at a later date. Cheers!

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