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Wibbles
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Anyone else into Lego?
I recently built a Landrover and a globe.
I recently built a Landrover and a globe.
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In 1967 (approx) I won first prize in a comp on Kelloggs cornflakes box, it was a massive set of lego in a huge box.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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I love lego used to buy my son lots just so I could do them then started getting them for myself
Unfortunately I can no longer do lego due to visio and peripheral neuropathy in fingers
They look great by the way
I also used to do the 3d jigsaws you might enjoy things like eiffel Tower -
I have a ferrari 488 to build next!
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The trouble is that it's not cheapThe Landrover cost me about £140 and the globe is now £226 !
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I recently started doing Lego again, but quickly ran out of space to store or build it so it's on hold unless I can move to a larger place. Some of the cars are a bit dodgy but the square design of the Land Rover really suits a Lego build!
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Teddybear12 said:Hi @Wibbles They are brilliant. I love lego unless I stand on it. Although do not build anymore.
Maybe they should produce lego made from soft rubber to allow people to stand on it without it being so painful ?
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It's great that lego is still going - very good go to activity for my grand children, so glad i kept my lads lego and hubby picks up loads from the carboot. x
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Huge fan if it too, keeps the mind occupied although I’ve not had any for years so might buy some. Fantastic buildings too.
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Loving this thread and all your lego creations!Community Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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One additional important piece of informationThe landrover is about 1:12 scaleThe earth is NOT - It is much much smaller !
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Lovely models they look great.
I bet the Land Rover is more reliable than a real one. -
You'd need a big house to store a 1/12 scale earth!
Just seen they've released a '69 Camaro that I quite like the look of. If only I had the space! (And £150 spare lol) -
OverlyAnxious said:You'd need a big house to store a 1/12 scale earth!
Just seen they've released a '69 Camaro that I quite like the look of. If only I had the space! (And £150 spare lol)I'll have to have a lookthanks -
I will have to get one - and the DeLorean !!
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Just built a lego ferrari 488
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That looks awesome @Grinchy and so huge!! Do you store all these at home?? How long did it take to build?
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Its a good 18inches long - took 2 weeks to build and the steering works and engine pistons go up and down too - it is a good pastimeI will need an extension to keep them in - soon
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Great @wibbles I don't have the patients to do lego, takes me forever to help grandkids with theirs
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My son has been into Lego since we bought him Lego technics when he was 6, so all my fault! His biggest model is the Apollo Saturn V which I think is about 3 foot long. Got to love a Ferrari too!Due to the cost, he has been using Cobi instead for a couple of years, & has enjoyed building various models with this from a ship to a tank.
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those all look good @Wibbles, i'm not a collector of lego, i do collect star wars but not the lego, i'm glad as the sets are so expensive,
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