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I have absolutely no interest in the build itself, but some of the pieces will end up useful elsewhere, and I'll have a Marksman-H and a Kenobi minifigure for the training droid scene on my #75257 Millennium Falcon, yay! A spare Tusken raider will always come in handy too :)
But I've also been a bit trigger happy and also picked up #SW0550 Treadwell droid, #SW0589 R1 droid, #SW0373 R5-D8 Astromech droids for my #75220 Jawa Sandcrawler, a couple of Mynock's for my #75257 Millenium Falcon and last but not least, #75208 Yoda's Hut as I do not have a Tie Advanced yet for the Death Star Trench run for my #75301 X-Wing, so Dagoba training it is.
Im debating going to my local store to pick up a second Forestmen’s Hideout so I can keep one sealed.
I'll give them a call and see what their stock situation is like before I head up though.
This method has each railroad tie as 1 stud wide. Others use 2 studs. Really is just personal preference (though one may offer some savings over another). I then ordered a bunch of 1x1 round and 1x1 square plates/tiles in white, black, dark bluish gray, and light bluish gray to fill in and give more texture to the actual ballast.
The picture below is a snip from a larger picture in the Winter Village thread that would allow you to zoom in more.
R40 is the standard Lego curve. The other Rxx represent non-official track pieces with larger radius curves, so unless you're setting up a more complicated track layout that needs larger curves, you can ignore those.
I eventually plan to do similarly to Switchfoot and sprinkle in some white 1x1 tiles, round studs, and teeth to make it look snowy/icy. I'm also using reddish brown because it feels more like old wood ties, but black cross-ties look great too.
Got a BAM pack, two large PAB cups plus #76832 #60345 #60344, and a Tigger keychain to get to just over the $150 mark. Ended up with two other freebie polybags too.
The last set I bought was 76956 T Rex Breakout which I think was worth the retail price and something I've been waiting years (decades) for LEGO to make. Most of the new stuff hitting shelves is extremely over price (with a few exceptions) so I'm just going to wait it out until the sets I'm interested in are either on sale or hit clearance, it's a waiting game but I've got more time than money so it's the game I have to play.
My next must buy will be 76911 Aston Martin DB5. I can't believe we're finally getting a Bond mini figure.
And now I apparently collect the HP gold minifigures and Overwatch figures. Meh.
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(Four exclamation points for each Galaxy Explorer because it’s a holy grail set in a way the Benny Spaceship!!! wasn’t)
And a week later you have more Punishers, Ahsokas and Sesame Street characters you know what to do with, and by the end, you have all of the members of Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes...
And the Hogwarts Founders. Because reasons, even though I have an intense dislike for Harry Potter.
35 sand green 1x8s and 32 sand green groove bricks, plus some other sand green goodness. As I suspected, this bulk lot had a few pounds in random parts from the Green Grocer.
Hey Sumo! You up for a couple more B.B.B.B. Giveaways for the holidays?? =oD
The thing is... now I've basically convinced myself that I want a second one for the alt builds... lol
Perspective is key.
So, keep posting your purchased so I can live vicariously through everyone!