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LEGO can be tricky for the first-timer. A simple LEGO set does not mean it is easy to assemble. I've seen how a 6 years old boy struggling to complete his first LEGO set about a year ago. With some guidance and encouragement, he managed to complete it. 

 Later, I asked him to complete my Shell V Power Lego Collection so that I can put them into display. Thankfully, he managed to complete them but all the models didn't last for long. Disassembled, parts were mixed up and sorting them will be just another tiring processes.

His interest in LEGO grew gradually. After getting used to the instruction manuals, he started to explore creating things by referring to the "how to" from the YouTube, websites and etc. Today, at the age of 7, he is somehow able to turn LEGO bricks into many things, among others are everyday objects, buildings and his favorite cartoon characters with a little help from his imaginations, i guess :)

To appreciate his talent, in the upcoming posts, I will share some of his past creations as well as his everyday creations.

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