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Houston Airport LEGO store
On the way back from a trip, we had a layover at the Houston airport. LEGO has been adding more store in airports lately, so I was pleased to see one here. The entrance featured a brick built astronaut, which makes sense considering Houston is home to the NASA Command Center. There’s also another brick…
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Flatiron Crossing LEGO Store
During a recent visit to family, we had the opportunity to stop by the closest LEGO store (because of course we had to!). The Flatiron Crossing store in Westminster, Colorado is a relatively new store. One of the employees at the entrance informed us that the first anniversary of the store was happening at the…
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Panamá City LEGO Store – Multiplaza
There’s much to write about – I was gone for a week visiting family back in the US. While there, I managed to visit two LEGO stores, and of course bring back some LEGO for myself? What did I get ? You’ll have to wait for the next post…. But the most exciting thing is…
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The one that started it all
While I was going through totes to find something for an upcoming trip, I came across one of my special totes. Not that they aren’t all special. But some totes have sets in them that have a little special meaning. In this case, it’s 1549 Santa and Chimney. This goes back 30 years. I was…
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The hard choices
Before delving into the nuances of my collection, I thought I’d explain a bit about my collection and the choices I’ve made. As I mentioned, I had a rather large collection (at least according to some) two years ago. I had a large bulk lot that I bought at the beginning of COVID that I…
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The First Post
Welcome to Sloth Bricks! Sloth Bricks will also be known as my internet experiment to chronicle my LEGO journey post retirement (and post move to Panamá). Two years ago, I had an impressive LEGO collection. Hundreds of sets, scrupulously all stored together. Less than half had actually been built. I didn’t have time, what with…