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Welcome Aboard!

Welcome to "Brick Builder Snarf"! This is a blog dedicated to all of my adventures involving anything LEGO. Here you will find me building sets, time-lapse videos, loot box reviewing, and anything else LEGO related. Any age of persons is able to enjoy a good, wholesome LEGO build.

How Did This All Start?

I recently got back into building some LEGO sets again because they have always proven to be a great stress reliever. The more I got into them the more I discovered there is a whole community surrounding the art of building and sharing LEGO content. This ranges from all ages and all genres of builds. People build sets and some people build their own sets. People collect mini figures and some people create their own mini figures. The amount of different ways to enjoy LEGO is pretty endless. Discovering all the different blogs, Instagram profiles, and Facebook communities really opened my eyes to what can be found within this niche community. From all this, I was inspired to create my own LEGO content and share it with other people. 

What Are Your Plans For All Of This?

There really isn't an end goal. I just enjoy building and want to share it with other people. Building a large viewer base would be really neat but beyond that, I just want to share the joy of the craft. I hope that other people will be able to relate and see that all different skill levels of LEGO builders are able to take part in the LEGO hype. I want to give an honest and casual look at what it is like to be a hobbyist in the LEGO community because I am far from an expert myself.



So hopefully you'll stick around and enjoy the content as I begin to expand more on this blog. I warn you though, it is an addictive hobby and you'll find yourself down quite a few pretty pennies the deeper you dig into it. But enjoy none the less! 

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