Hej from Denmark

[LAKAbricks]

Hi there,

I'm 'laka' from Denmark - home country of LEGO

I've been playing with LEGO for almost all of my childhood. Though there was a substantial downturn in getting/buying LEGO sets during my teen years in the 90s, I never really got into the dark ages. I still collected the catalogues, studied the new sets and old idea books. After the turn of the millenium I started to collect again.

My preferred themes are city, pirates and castel. Well, I also had to have some of the Prince of Persia sets. And just newly, I got into trains which added new aspects to my (yet unbuilt) town.

[dr_spock]

Welcome to EB. Good times to get into trains.

[buddy]

Welcome to Eurobricks laka!

~buddy~

[LAKAbricks]

Thanks, I've really been enjoying reading alot of threads here. Not least about trains. It really makes you dream

[Niku]

Welcome.

I always wonder how hello was said on danish.

Now I know.

It has to be wonderful to live where the core of LEGO is, i assume is very popular over there.

Greetings.

[KimT]

Velkommen til Lasse.

[LAKAbricks]

Thank you, both of you.

Hej is not much different from the English hi.

Well, it's amazing to think about that a plastic toy from "my" little country can excite people all around the world. I'm happy we all have the chance to share our interest here.

[Ratshot]

Welcome to EB, be sure to enjoy your time here

Be sure to look at Classic-Pirates.com.

Edited March 3, 2011 by Ratshot

[Miss Kyle]

Well, it's amazing to think about that a plastic toy from "my" little country can excite people all around the world. I'm happy we all have the chance to share our interest here.

If people knew what a wonderful country it is you live in a lot more of them would get excited :) I love Denmark so much!

Have a good time on Eurobricks.