It's understandable that the children who had the vision for Lego Town felt that their "grand" concept to make something large and enduring took precedence over the other kids just playing around with Lego.

All the adults had to do is get more Lego pieces so it didn't have to become a resource issue.

I'm thinking, what else are these adults going to be up to next? Have three picture books in the class, and when seventeen kids fight over them, take away picture books? And villify the ones who were seriously trying to learn to read for daring to think they should have preferred access to the books?