For most, playing with LEGOS — plastic pieces that when snapped together allow one to build things, even works of art — there is a time known as “The Dark Ages. “The Dark Ages is that time between when you stop playing with LEGOS as a teenager and you find them again as an adult,” explained Highland Heights resident Arthur Gugick. The results are, in many cases stunning, as Gugick takes what might be seen as a childhood toy and turns LEGO pieces into works of art. That would include fans of Harry Potter, Star Trek, Star Wars or, yes, even those who build with LEGOS. I have LEGO kits from the ’70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. Still, Gugick really rediscovered his favorite childhood hobby as an adult in 2003 and this time fully explored his imagination and talents. “I never had a Dark Ages.