Age 18+? Not a problem

One of the boxes of LEGOs Charlie received for his 11th birthday on Thursday was this project-Mona Lisa. The appropriate age printed on the box of the 1,503 pieces was age 18+!

His dad is going to get a wall anchor and hang it up tomorrow.

It took four hours to complete the wall art

11 thoughts on “Age 18+? Not a problem

  1. I’m so glad they cleared that up. Saying ages 18 + is way Better than saying 2-5 years. That kept me from doing puzzles because who has 2-5 years to work on them? Nice job Charlie. Dc

  2. The deft Charlie looks good on his birthday! Mona looks stern. I read that the 18+ rating, when used on LEGO sets, is primarily a marketing strategy to appeal to adult hobbyists and destigmatize building as “just a children’s toy”.

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