The Brothers Brick would like to wish everyone a wonderful Cinco de Mayo.
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Excellent! I love the Mexican minifigs. I’d like to share my Mexican Fort, Fort Jacinta – in honor of Cinco de Mayo.
http://www.maj.com/gallery/brickster4/LegoMexicanFort/mexicanfort2-4.jpg
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Great fort, Brickster! I’ll add it to the “to-blog” queue as well. ;-)
Feliz Cinco De Mayo!!!
now who can tell me the history of cinco de mayo?
This is great, but I was hoping for a sombrero(or however you spell that).