| Quote, originally posted by Sortafast » |
This is the #1 question that you get at a Lego display. "How long did it take to build this?" "Where do you get all your legos?" "Are these kits?" "Do you work for Lego?" "You sure have a lot of time on your hands" |
I get that all the time, especially at the Library shows I do where the visitors are not really big LEGO fans.
well, this is how I answer most of these:
"How long did it take to build this?"
- I really dont want to know.
"Where do you get all your legos?"
-bricklink, ebay, stores, LEGO store.
"Are these kits?"
-No
"Do you work for Lego?"
- I wish.
"You sure have a lot of time on your hands"
-Not really, I only when I have free time.
and then you get these questions:
"how do you transport it all?"
-Modular sections
"Is it glued?"
-No, glue is Blasphemy
"how many pieces is it?"
- I dont know, I'm not going to sit there and count every damn piece I put in a MOC
"can I buy it?"
No.
I've had kids come up to me and ask if they can buy the stadium or other very large things I had built.
here is the conversation:
kid: "hey, I really really like your stadium."
me: " oh, thanks"
kid: "do you want to sell it?"
me: "well, what is your offer?"
kid: "50$"
me: "sorry, unless you had 1000 dollars in your pocket, then we might make a deal, but 50$, no."
kid: "1000$!?!?!!? really?"
me: "yes, figure the cost of all the figures, custom made lights, bricks, special parts, German exclusive soccer field bricks, shipping for parts, speakers, etc."
Kid: "oh, ok, what about that building?
me: "300$"
kid: *walks away*
I get that at least 4 or 5 times a show.