Back when i got my first LEGOs there weren't sets.
(Ummm, a box of bricks that built a certain thing, that was pictured on the box)
It was just about whether they had more house building blocks, or gears and wheels.
So, i grew up only building things i thought up. These sets came in later, and they were fun to put together, but i had already learned the fun of wood working and metal machining. So, LEGOs were kinda stifling then.
Why doesn't the fair have one lego box model expert? And just eliminate, or categorize them first?
RE: The Downfall of Fair LEGO