Now lately I've been playing with my Star War Legos and instead of building the actually set I bought, I have been using the pieces from several of the Star Wars Legos sets to make my own creations. This is the main reason you never want to glue your sets together, because eventually, your kids will get creative just like I have and make their own ideas.

Today, I created a set called the Jawa Spear Pillar out of my other pieces. My dad says that I am getting better at building every day. I always create scenes and name them just like the ones we buy. Then, I like to take pictures and videos of them so I can see what I created later. It's also fun to put a price tag on them just like I'm going to the Lego store to buy it.

My favorite place to buy Stars Wars Legos is at the Lego Store at Disney World in Orlando, Florida. My dad has been to one in Chicago that has an R2-D2 and a Darth Vader made out of legos.

Some of the new things they are coming out with are Star Wars Clone War Legos and those are pretty cool. I know that some of the regular sets are pretty expensive. So much so that my dad says if I want them, I'll have to get a job to pay for them!

I think he is talking about the Death Star and the Millenium Falcon which are several hundred dollars apiece. Some of them are collector sets that are meant more to just sit around the house than play with. And, what really stinks is that adults end up buying a lot of these legos sets too which makes it harder to find them. I know that I wanted one set called the Rebel base that couldn't be found anywhere

When I get tired of building with my legos, I really enjoy playing my Star War Legos game for the Wii. I think it's called the complete saga. It is a lot of fun and I've played it for hours and hours. One of the cool things about it is that it has cooperative play and my dad can get in and out of the game without having to restart it.

So, I think I'll go do that now. If you have any comments about Star War Legos, just let me know!