The White City Community Centre held a showcase over the weekend – featuring brilliant and detailed creations from Saskatchewan’s finest masters of building with Lego.
“It allows people to be creative. There’s an engineering aspect to it. Anything that you can imagine, you can make, and it doesn’t limit you. It encourages you to do anything,” Ray Jacobs, member of the Saskatchewan Lego Users Group, told CTV News.
The Saskatchewan Lego Users Group (SLUG) is composed of adult Lego enthusiasts from across the province. The group often gets together to showcase their builds at events like the one held in White City on Dec. 8.
“I was really interested in Lego my whole life. I kind of faded away from it as I grew up, and then I rediscovered it again as an adult about 14 years ago, and realized that I could start making things on my own,” Jacobs …