That image of the small stack of bricks reminds me of the pictures on old Technic sets that showed the mechanisms.

@TheOtherMike said:
"That image of the small stack of bricks reminds me of the pictures on old Technic sets that showed the mechanisms."

Three stairways to nowhere!

@MCLegoboy said:
"This might be the most basic of the basic sets we've seen featured. There aren't any specialized pieces for doors or windows, there's no plates, there aren't even wheels. The most specialized part is the giant green brick. Everything else is a 2x4, a 2x2, or a 1x2.

EDIT: There are a few 2x3s and 2x8s."

Still, the kid seems to be incredibly concentrated at the task - frowning even.

I, too, often forget if the year 1968 really existed.

@HOBBES said:
" @MCLegoboy said:
"This might be the most basic of the basic sets we've seen featured. There aren't any specialized pieces for doors or windows, there's no plates, there aren't even wheels. The most specialized part is the giant green brick. Everything else is a 2x4, a 2x2, or a 1x2.

EDIT: There are a few 2x3s and 2x8s."

Still, the kid seems to be incredibly concentrated at the task - frowning even."

Telekinesis. It works best when your fingers are milometers away from the bricks. You're even stronger when you make physical contact.

Signed by Yra Ingehse... the designer, the owner or the focused girl?

I feel like they’re daring people to try and make the Lego logo with this one

2D Lego.......just slightly 3D.....

The top of the lighthouse is playing tricks on me, as I see a Brickheadz face up there. (even though I know it's not)

@HOBBES said:
" @MCLegoboy said:
"This might be the most basic of the basic sets we've seen featured. There aren't any specialized pieces for doors or windows, there's no plates, there aren't even wheels. The most specialized part is the giant green brick. Everything else is a 2x4, a 2x2, or a 1x2.

EDIT: There are a few 2x3s and 2x8s."

Still, the kid seems to be incredibly concentrated at the task - frowning even."

“Can’t…build…car…without…wheels!”

The feeling of back to the roots: just constructing, playing, disassembling - and repeat.

@John_Eff said:
"The feeling of back to the roots: just constructing, playing, disassembling - and repeat."

not a SNOT brick in sight. just ppl living in the moment

Just realising that the girl in the picture could have been the basis for Lego's generic female hairpiece https://brickset.com/parts/4261146; her hairstyle is pretty much exactly the same. She wears it a bit longer than the minifigure version, granted, since it falls past her shoulders in the photo; but otherwise, it looks incredibly similar to the minifigure piece.

I mean, it's probably just coincidence, it's not exactly a rare hairstyle. But all the same, I couldn't help but notice the similarity.

@PurpleDave said:
" @HOBBES said:
" @MCLegoboy said:
"This might be the most basic of the basic sets we've seen featured. There aren't any specialized pieces for doors or windows, there's no plates, there aren't even wheels. The most specialized part is the giant green brick. Everything else is a 2x4, a 2x2, or a 1x2.

EDIT: There are a few 2x3s and 2x8s."

Still, the kid seems to be incredibly concentrated at the task - frowning even."

“Can’t…build…car…without…wheels!”"

Or she is trying to destroy the Lego with her heat vision.