Thrill-seeking Builder Mugs

'This day is just going from bad to worse!'

Rocking horse

Daredevil on pc when doing stunt.

"First snowman?"

Welcome Association of Stage Builders.

Building Site - Life Jackets must be worn.

Building giant sand pies.

'I think you should seek treatment for that Lego block obsession of yours!'

'I hope it;s an express.'

'it's the last bite that worries me.'

"It's more relevant than some of the other theme parks we've been to."

Trainset

Toy White House built incorrectly.

'Stock Market re-entry now safe. . . City analysts say.'

The architecture was inspired by watching 'Grand Designs' on TV

'After I bought those stocks of Chinese companies, I felt greedy again in an hour.'

"We have had some bumps and bruises on the stock market."

Artist painting a lightening bolt that is about to strike him.

We're making real progress, Al. With my problems, or with the construction of your beach house?

"Outdoor skills got a little carried away this year!"

'Perhaps it's not a good idea to build skyscrapers that reach this far up.'

"Now we're going to a cool bar!"

Aggressive investing.

"I want to climb up mountains without a rope, jump down waterfalls and run through a swamp barefooted to film crocodiles. That's why I need travel insurance - I'm a scaredy-cat."

"I want to explore the brutal and true civilisation, to explore lands on troubled by tourist boards, and if you could sort five-star accommodation and decent Wi-Fi that would be perfect."

Attack of the Investment Zombie

'What happens if you get scared half-to-death twice?'

Tunnel of Mergers and Acquisitions.

"If you aren't adverse to risk, I can put you in an attractive Ponzi scheme."

"Or you could see it as the first step in an environmentally friendly, sustainable and affordable self-build project!"

'Sorry I'm late for class, but I got lost again.'

Jeff discovered a new bank account where his money would always be safe.

"Make a note... Hot wheels engineering doesn't translate to the real world."

Action Collaging

'It was a dark and stormy closing bell...'