“Hanami” (literally “flower watching” in Japanese) is everyone’s favorite activity in Japan late March, early April. It consists in watching the cherry blossoms that are ubiquitous all over the country. It also often consists in eating and drinking a lot with friends and/or coworkers,...
This fifth bag of our Ninjago City doesn’t seem to include any major structure, but rather a bunch of small things to make the already existant structures more detailed. Details are the thing that sold me this set in the first place, so I’m...
Last week, I went to Legoland Japan in Nagoya. I’ll write about it in detail sooner or later, but in the meantime, I wanted to show you what I bought there. Of course, it goes without saying that there is a lot of...
Today, the first buildings rise from the ground! I had never seen that piece before. Spoiler: it’s the foot of the cleaning robot. So, the grid we’ve installed earlier is actually the floor of this very special room that appears to...
I took these pics quite a while ago, but left them aside until I find a text to add, and one thing leading to another, I had left them in a folder on my computer, forgotten by all (I have a few more in...
Now, we’re really starting to build the city with the base and foundations of the old town (remember, the Ninjago City is kinda stratified, newer buildings seem to always be built on top of older ones): Something unusual, I built part 3 of...
Here is our second part of the building of Lego Ninjago City. The largest set I have ever laid my hands on, and one of the most awesome looking one. As a reminder, I decided to not rush to build it, quite the contrary, I’ll...
So, this week-end was my birthday, and after pondering it for a few months (pretty much since it was released), I dove in and got the Ninjago City Set (Lego 70620). I really wasn’t sure if I should get it. I never cared for Ninjago...
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