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When you're a kid there's nothing quite as exciting as making your Christmas wish list. I know the Booper has been adding to his list almost every day. While I keep reminding him he won't get everything on his list he still enjoys just thinking about all the possibilities. I don't blame him. When I was little I loved daydreaming about all the toys. One thing that hasn't change since I was young is kids are still adding Lincoln Logs to their wish list.
The Booper loves playing with his Lincoln Logs, but the funny thing is he doesn't play alone. Either my husband or I usually end up down on the floor building with the Booper. There's something about Lincoln Logs that just draws you in for the fun. We've had a great time playing with the Collector's Edition Village play set. With over 300 pieces there are so many things you can build! We've built the structures from the instructions plus we've came up with our own buildings and either way it's always a great time. The Booper loves playing with his animals and building fences and houses to play farm. One of my favorite things about Lincoln Logs is they play well with other toys. If you're looking for a classic toy to gift to a child in your family Lincoln Logs are a great idea for keeping their imagination alive.
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I didn't play with these when I was a kid, but I would give them to my grandsons to play with now and they would enjoy them!
ReplyDeleteI did with them as a child and I would give to my granddaughter!
ReplyDeleteI didn't have these as a kid, but I would love to win for my daughters!
ReplyDeleteI had never played with the logs when I was a child. But my grandson would love the logs. So I would give it to him.
ReplyDeleteI loved playing with Lincoln Logs. I would like to win this for my grandsons.
ReplyDeleteMy kids played with them a lot, and I played too then. Now, they would be great for my grandkids.
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I did play with Lincoln Logs as a kid and I would give these to my grand son.
ReplyDeleteMy brother and I played with ours for hours. He was very good at making things!!!! I would give them to my youngest grandson for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteYES! I loved my Lincoln Logs!
ReplyDeleteUmm just when I was a kid? Lol I would still play with them if I had some :)! I would give this to my son for Christmas if I'm lucky enough to win.
ReplyDeleteMy sisters, myself and all the cousins on my dads side played with these every weekend when we went to my grandparents. We built cabins, barns and garages. Lincoln Logs bring back so many fun memories. Thank you for the chance :)
ReplyDeletesue-hull64(at)comcast(dot)net
I did play with Lincoln Logs with my brothers. I would give the Lincoln Logs to my nephew if I won.
ReplyDeletei loved lincoln logs as a kid and i think my kisds will love themtoo
ReplyDeleteI played with these when I was younger. I would love to give to my son.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was younger my brothers and I had a set of these and we would play with them for hours, they are great fun!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! I loved Lincoln Logs as a kid and would give these to my 6 year old so we can build some stuff together!
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I did, my Grandma had a set. I would save them for my daughters.
ReplyDeleteI did play with them and loved them, if I win, these will go to my grandsons.
ReplyDeleteYes, I Lincoln Logs as a kid. If I won, I would give this set to my daughter.
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I did and loved them!! My son would love playing with these with me :)
ReplyDeleteLoved playing with Lincoln Logs. They will be for my grandsons.
ReplyDeleteAll my siblings and I played with Lincoln Logs as kids. It is a classic toy. My problem as a little girl was getting it away from my brothers who didn't want to build with girls! My grandchildren would really enjoy playing with them.
ReplyDeleteNO I didn't have a set when I was a kid, I remember playing with other people's set though.
ReplyDeleteI played with them at school. I'd love them for my kids.
ReplyDeleteI had a little Lincoln Logs Set as a kid that i used to love! i'd give this to my six year old son, he loves building stuff!
ReplyDeleteYes we had Lincoln Logs as kids, loved them :) These would be for my great niece and great nephew :)
ReplyDeleteI played with Lincoln Logs sometimes when my brother would let me. He loved his Lincoln Logs! If I win, I would give them to my grandson.
ReplyDeleteI loved playing with Lincoln Logs as a kid. If I won I would give them to my grand kids.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this for my grandson.
ReplyDeleteOh I loved playing with them when I was little! Carter and I would have so much fun building with them! He loves to build!
ReplyDeleteI use to love playing with Lincoln Logs when I was a kid. If I won, I would gift this to my daughter!
ReplyDeleteI most certainly did, I can't imagine growing up withOUT Lincoln Logs!! I'd give these to my kiddos and build amazing log cabins with them!
ReplyDeleteI loved playing with Lincoln Logs -- we played with them for hours. If I won, I would give these to my nephew.
ReplyDeleteYes, I did! I believe I'd like to keep it here at my home for when my grandchildren visit. I have a few left from my own children, but not enough to really finish anything. He have so much fun with them, that I'd love a whole set to build and explore architecture with.
ReplyDeleteI had a set when I was a kid, I loved building houses for my beanie babies! My six year old son would absolutely love this! He's a lil architect!
ReplyDeleteI loved building with Lincoln Logs when I was young. I will give this to the 5 year old granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteI would give this to my little brother!
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