SFA Campus Icons Reimagined as Build-Your-Own Lego Sets

If you're like me, then you're a fan of Legos. I grew up playing with them, and as I've gotten older, they've kept making new sets for older fans. They've made it so that you don't really outgrow them, and it's fantastic! However, I was looking around the SFA campus, and I think that the folks behind Lego could get a few new set ideas from the place.

Ideas for SFA Lego Sets

There are lots of iconic places and images around the SFA campus in Nacogdoches that could be easily imagined as Lego sets. As far as a few of those go, there's Homer Bryce Stadium, the iconic Steen Towers, William R. Johnson Coliseum, and several other places that would make for enjoyable brick-building adventures.

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And it doesn't even have to be limited to buildings. Things like the SFA Gardens, the Surfin' Steve water fountain, and the gigantic SFA ring would make for pretty cool Lego sets, too.

Take a look at a few of the ideas that I was able to drum up:

These are just a few ideas. Of course, there are lots of other places on the SFA campus that are worthy of having their own Lego likeness.

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But these sets might not be just a fantasy. The Lego group actually has software available for download on their BrickLink website that allows users to create their own 'custom' Lego sets. So, who knows? Maybe SFA Legos could be a thing sooner than we realized. I'd definitely be alright with that.