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A Lego-obsessed mum who has collected the bricks for 33 years makes incredible life-sized houses for her dogs out of them. <br/><br/>Lauretta Quincey, 40, got her first box of Lego when she was seven years old.<br/><br/>She loved it and collecting became her passion - even after growing up and having children of her own. <br/><br/>Now, the mum-of-three, has amassed several hundred thousand bits of Lego which she stores in cabinets around her home.<br/><br/>And her favourite hobby is building life-sized dog houses for her dogs - each one bigger and more elaborate than the last.<br/><br/>They take around three weeks to build - with Lauretta working on them for three to four hours a day - and over 10 hours to break down again afterwards.<br/><br/>Lauretta, a survey assistant, from from Unity, Saskatchewan, Canada, said: \
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