user Posted April 6, 2009 Posted April 6, 2009 When was your dark age how long was it and why did you get back into building LEGO? And if you have not had a dark age what has kept you building? Quote
Scouty Posted April 6, 2009 Posted April 6, 2009 Mine was the years before around the age of 5. Then I entered into the Light Ages Quote
Bricks Posted April 6, 2009 Posted April 6, 2009 My dark age was from 2005 since spring 2007 I don't know why, but I didn't had any time for my hobby. So it went south... But now I'm back better than ever before 'Bricks' Quote
AwesomeStar Posted April 6, 2009 Posted April 6, 2009 Being 15, I'm very susceptible to Peer Pressure, but I like to make a stand and say No! I love Lego, and if you don't like it ...... Recently, I've started a huge project, info is found in the Other Themes section, and it just makes me even more able to build! I've taken all the right options (I think) for a great job at The Heaven Company (as I call TLC), and I hope to work there! Eurobricks is an Adult fan site, so try to act like one here please.ISC Quote
user Posted April 6, 2009 Author Posted April 6, 2009 Well my dark age ran from the day of my acctual birth to my second birthday! that's when I got my first Duplo set! Quote
MetroiD Posted April 7, 2009 Posted April 7, 2009 Didn't "dark ages" actually refer to adult fans who'd had a long period of not even touching LEGO? Anyway, mine lasted for ~10 years. Asya is the one who helped me come out of those a year or so ago and we've been building stuff ever since. I don't think LEGO would be half as much fun if I was building all alone, even though I've built some of our MOCs (bikes & cars) by myself. It's sharing a hobby with the idea of setting up our town which really made it fun once again for me. Otherwise, I might have taken the old bricks out some day, but I doubt if I would have had the desire to clean them all up and rearrange them, let alone start buying new ones. Quote
Natman8000 Posted April 7, 2009 Posted April 7, 2009 There was a slight amount of time (2 years) that I really gave up on LEGO entirely. It just didnt seem right and also, I was into bionicles before so the new ones turned me off. After two years, I went into Marshalls and saw Vezon and Fenrakk for 20$. I tried it out and realized how much I liked it. Since then my hobby has been strong. I dont know what other people think though because some of my friends make fun of me. But truthfully, if they have a judgmental way of putting things like that, who needs 'em? Quote
Admiral Bejaune Posted April 8, 2009 Posted April 8, 2009 I am currently in a dark age in lego and my actual life. Not sure how long it will last. Quote
Skinny Boy Posted April 8, 2009 Posted April 8, 2009 May be forced into one with the current economic recession. Just look at this! Quote
Peppermint_M Posted April 8, 2009 Posted April 8, 2009 I never really had a dark age but for a while it became hard to play with my lego and I couldn't afford many sets a year until I started sixth form (I got EMA money then). Basicly money was always tight (and still is, apart from my highly disposable income) so large lego sets were a once a year event (and by large i mean the over £10 sets) but once I had money I bought lego. At one point we (my sister and I) were moved into a much smaller room with no space for lego so it all went into the loft, which was also tight on space. I had to take random buckets of lego and new sets down to play with on my bed. Now the loft has been sorted and I can play anytime I want, plus I can buy lego whenver I wish Quote
I Scream Clone Posted April 9, 2009 Posted April 9, 2009 My Dark ages lasted for about 20 years! In that time I have missed many a good theme, though I have arrived back in time to see AFOL's embraced by TLC, this truly is a Golden Age for Lego. All the amazing Star Wars sets were responsible for dragging me out of my Dark Ages, and also wishing to share a love of the brick with my two children. Cheers ISC Quote
Bricklanta Posted April 9, 2009 Posted April 9, 2009 My Dark ages lasted for about 20 years! In that time I have missed many a good theme, though I have arrived back in time to see AFOL's embraced by TLC, this truly is a Golden Age for Lego.All the amazing Star Wars sets were responsible for dragging me out of my Dark Ages, and also wishing to share a love of the brick with my two children. Cheers ISC I had a dark age from 1999 to around 2004. My dark ages ended when I was at Toysrus and noticed the At-At one day. It's still my favorite set. Quote
maiq the liar Posted April 10, 2009 Posted April 10, 2009 Well, i hate to admit it but i'm in sort of a pseudo-darkage. the urge to build goes away every few days, then comes back, then goes away... Heck, i just built some MOCS based on SplatterHouse. Where's that camera, gotta find it before the urge to bother people's eyes with my MOCs goes away... Quote
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