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I am looking forward to getting my lego pieces organized once and for all. I will also be meeting a friend I have had for two years for the first time in person this year. Also, just basic things.. Eat better, get a raise at work... yadda yadda.

How about you?

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Those are good goals, but I'm not big on New Years resolutions... I say, if it's worth doing, why wait until New Years?

But I am trimming down... both my waistline and how much LEGO I buy. I need to build more and buy less. I'm limiting to just CMFs, Modulars, and Creator trains, if they come out with a new one.

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Those are good goals, but I'm not big on New Years resolutions... I say, if it's worth doing, why wait until New Years?

But I am trimming down... both my waistline and how much LEGO I buy. I need to build more and buy less. I'm limiting to just CMFs, Modulars, and Creator trains, if they come out with a new one.

Somehow this last sentence sounds familiar... I have cut back on buying, just the modulars, the Winter Village sets, and maybe one more that tickles my fancy.

My main goal is to get as organized as I can and try to build a few sets in my backlog and learn how to build a better cliff for my Halloween display for next year.

Good luck to all....

Andy D

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I did neglect to mention Winter Village... I do have all of them, and will likely continue to get the annual set (and purchase stuff around that time of year to get the bonus sets, as I have all of them, too).

But compared to what I've cut back on, I'm still buying less than half of what I used to. I've cut way back on Star Wars (only OT, and only if I don't have an earlier version... I don't need the new one, and even then not all of them), Castle (I've only bought one of the newer castle sets where I used to get them all), I've completely cut architecture out. I haven't even gotten all the LOTR and Hobbit sets (and I won't) - three years ago that statement would have seemed inconceivable.

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I did neglect to mention Winter Village... I do have all of them, and will likely continue to get the annual set (and purchase stuff around that time of year to get the bonus sets, as I have all of them, too).

Yeah, I know what you mean.. I also enjoy the bonus sets, if I get one it's great, if not I think it is less expensive to just pay the price on eBay... Less expensive than buying a $100 set I really don't need.

But compared to what I've cut back on, I'm still buying less than half of what I used to. I've cut way back on Star Wars (only OT, and only if I don't have an earlier version... I don't need the new one, and even then not all of them), Castle (I've only bought one of the newer castle sets where I used to get them all), I've completely cut architecture out. I haven't even gotten all the LOTR and Hobbit sets (and I won't) - three years ago that statement would have seemed inconceivable.

Yeah I can identify with this also. I have cut back from (more than I want to admit) to $500 - $700 per year. I find I spend almost as much on Bricklink as I do on sets, because I need (need?) more parts for MOCs and displays (Halloween and Christmas).

All in all I still believe I am spending less now than I was 3 years ago.

Andy D

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Those are good goals, but I'm not big on New Years resolutions... I say, if it's worth doing, why wait until New Years?

But I am trimming down... both my waistline and how much LEGO I buy. I need to build more and buy less. I'm limiting to just CMFs, Modulars, and Creator trains, if they come out with a new one.

I am the same way. I don't claim a resolution, I just consider them plans. haha And I have to cut back on lego spending as well.

My plan was to start a LEGO 365 project (a photo a day) in the new year -> https://www.flickr.c...57650035745912/

That is great! I will check back on this every so often. I couldn't commit to something like that. I do want to take a picture a day of my next set of kittens. I did pla on doing this last time... and failed. haha

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I did make a big decision for this year. To join this group and actively seek out some like minded folks. I have spent 10 years building by myself and not sharing Mocs or meeting anyone who has this hobby. This year I want to try and get to know some people, I have also joined a local Lug here in the UK.

The only other thing I have decided to do is to finish some long term Mocs that have been sitting around half finished before I start anything else!

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I did make a big decision for this year. To join this group and actively seek out some like minded folks. I have spent 10 years building by myself and not sharing Mocs or meeting anyone who has this hobby. This year I want to try and get to know some people, I have also joined a local Lug here in the UK.

The only other thing I have decided to do is to finish some long term Mocs that have been sitting around half finished before I start anything else!

That sounds great! I didn't think I would ever get into forums myself but I began posting on more and more, then eventually having my own. They are a great way to connect with people who dig the same things you do and a great way to meet new people.

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My main resolution for 2015 is to achieve all goals planned for 2014, which were supposed to be achieved in 2013, because i couldn't fulfill them in 2012, although those were already planned to be finalized in 2011, because i couldn't accomplish them in 2007 :wink:

Edited by Mazin
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My plan was to start a LEGO 365 project (a photo a day) in the new year ->

Looks great so far... Too funny! Looking forward to 26.

Andy D

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Oh man! :laugh:

He was rather likeable, wasn't his fault! :wink: George L. is the one you should torment :devil:

Edited by Mazin
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My New Year's resolution was to save some money.... :classic:

Seeing the new sets on Nuremberg Toy Fair and with Castle Fantasy Era returning next year, I can already say I failed :tongue:

So, my New Year's resolution lasted only 28 days.... that's a whole new level of failure :laugh:

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