某天，中午在商場內的餐廳和朋友聚餐，酒足飯飽之後，大夥兒就各自解散了，反正我沒有甚麼重要的事情要做，就享受難得的悠閒時間，在商場到處逛逛，逛著逛著，我就走進一間樂高專賣店，沒想到，一踏進店門，就像進入了一個充滿想像力與創意的世界，讓我不知不覺待了很長一段時間。
由於低成本和人口密度的關係，摩托機車在這裡非常受到歡迎，而摩托機車密度也是全亞洲最高，統計全台總計有一千三百多萬輛機車，也是我及大部份牛馬的主要代步工具，上班期間的台北橋都會出現海量摩托機車，看上去就像是壯觀的瀑布一樣，被人戲稱為機車海，沒想到，店裡居然用積木拼出機車海的畫面，此外，機車海最前面的積木機車，還有引擎，可以發出喇叭聲。
另外，還有台北的地標，一座高達三百二十五公分的「台北101模型」，以十萬多顆積木拼砌，模型頂部裝設特殊燈效，可以展現猶如真實台北101跨年燈光秀的璀璨視覺效果，當我站在模型前仔細觀察時，不禁佩服設計師的耐心與技術，小小的塑膠積木，竟然能組合成栩栩如生的人物、動物、建築甚至交通工具，此外，店內還有不少代表性街景，貓空纜車以及台灣黑熊等，完全可以打卡留念。
我印象中每一家樂高專賣店都設有體驗區，讓顧客親手拼裝積木，不少小朋友聚集在體驗區，利用現場提供的積木，組裝出自己的作品，如汽車或建築物等，不過，我還是第一次看到迷你人偶工廠，據說，它可以讓樂高迷們親自設計迷你人偶的上身圖案，並搭配不同的表情、髮型、腿部和配件，組合出獨一無二的角色，真是神奇啊！費用為四百四十九元台幣，離開專賣店時，我雖然沒有購買任何商品，卻有了一個愉快的參觀體驗。
One day, I met up with some friends for lunch at a restaurant inside a shopping mall. After enjoying a satisfying meal, everyone went their separate ways. Since I didn't have anything important to do, I decided to enjoy some rare free time and wander around the mall. As I strolled from store to store, I eventually walked into a LEGO Store. The moment I stepped inside, it felt like entering a world filled with imagination and creativity, and before I knew it, I had spent quite a long time there.
Because of their affordability and the high population density here, scooters are extremely popular. In fact, Taiwan has the highest scooter density in Asia, with more than 13 million registered scooters across the country. They're also the main mode of transportation for me and most working people. During rush hour, Taipei Bridge is often packed with an enormous number of scooters, creating a scene that looks like a flowing waterfall. People even jokingly call it a 'sea of scooters.' To my surprise, the store had recreated this famous scene entirely out of LEGO bricks. Even more impressive, the LEGO scooter at the front of the display had a working engine feature that could play a horn sound.
The store also featured a giant Taipei 101 model, one of Taipei's most famous landmarks. Standing 325 centimeters tall and built from over 100,000 LEGO bricks, the model was equipped with special lighting effects at the top, recreating the dazzling atmosphere of the real Taipei 101 New Year's Eve light show. As I stood there examining it closely, I couldn't help but admire the patience and skill of the designers. It's amazing how tiny plastic bricks can be transformed into lifelike people, animals, buildings, and vehicles. The store also showcased several iconic Taiwanese scenes, including the Maokong Gondola and the Formosan black bear, making them perfect spots for photos.
As far as I can remember, every LEGO Store has a hands-on building area where visitors can assemble their own creations. Quite a few children were gathered around the play area, using the available bricks to build cars, buildings, and other imaginative creations. However, this was my first time seeing a Minifigure Factory. Apparently, LEGO fans can design their own minifigure torso prints and combine them with different facial expressions, hairstyles, legs, and accessories to create a truly one-of-a-kind character. I thought that was incredibly cool. The experience costs NT$449. When I finally left the store, I hadn't bought anything, but I still walked away with a very enjoyable and memorable visit.
