"The Tiny Technical Details Make Lego's James Bond..." Topic

…. Aston Martin a Joy To Build.

"Unlike IKEA furniture or a kid's bicycle, "assembly required" is the feature that makes Lego's building sets so appealing. Half the fun is working your way through the instruction manual and watching your model slowly take shape. Some sets are more challenging, while others result in a final model with more playability. But of all the sets I've assembled over the past 30+ years, Lego's Aston Martin DB5 strikes the perfect balance between everything that makes the building toy so enjoyable.

In recent years, most of the Lego sets I've built have been some of the toymaker's most complex sets. And while on a technical level they're undoubtedly impressive, the builds never felt as enjoyable as they did when I was a kid. Building Lego sets for work purposes, and racing to meet a deadline, certainly contributed to this feeling, but I think other things factored in as well. Building Lego's Voltron, for example, eventually felt a little repetitive as I worked through all five robot lions. And while the end result looks great standing on a shelf, transforming and actually playing with the toy can be a little tricky….#

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