I've been reading through ebay today and have come across a couple of sets that are LEGO Certified Professional, but I can't find a listing for them here in Brickset. Is there a list of the sets like the LEGO Hilton Paris Opera Hotel or this Ricky the Rooster?
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@sklamb Lego.com maintains a site that show the current list of LCP's:
http://www.lego.com/en-us/aboutus/lego-group/programs-and-visits/lego-certified-professionals
@Huw Sounds like a new challenge... :)
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Bright Bricks Milan Cathedral... not even sure if these were sets or just MOCs....
Dong Oil....
Ramboll Oil....
Autodesk set... front
Autodesk set back....
Autodesk set bottom....
Also, insert joke about oiling my dong here.
Red Rooster, standing by...
Edit: unless you're into that stuff, in which case, go for it! What two consenting adults get up to behind closed doors is their business.
this brings up a new question, do you need to have spring loaded oil tycoon Luke Skywalker to complete your starwars minifig collection? And is there a non-spring loaded version of oil tycoon Luke Skywalker I should be worried about? Is there a fleshy spring loaded oil tycoon Luke Skywalker? What about a fleshy non-spring loaded oil tycoon Luke Skywalker????
oh yeah and I thought the Ramboll set was an official set, it is on BrickLink...
The staff are very helpful and I have asked for them to reserve the large one. If anyone is interested I'll update when it's in stock.
Does anyone know if Exeter Cathedral ever released its larger model, which was supposed to include some of the outbuildings?
I would love to purchase currently available versions of the Exeter and Bury Cathedral builds (preferably not the very smallest version, which in the case of Exeter is already sold out anyway) without having to go through eBay--is anyone on Brickset able to help with this? I'm aware shipping and handling charges add considerably to the retail total, but I'm not happy having to pay many times the original cost *before* shipping on a second-hand set of something which is meant to be a benefit fundraiser for the Cathedral. I have a good reputation here, on BrickLink and at eBay (my userID is the same for all three).
Bright Bricks now number their sets which should make compiling a list slightly easier as gaps would be obvious.
Tyne Bridge was no. 26
Chester Cathedral no. 27
Medium Exeter Cathedral is 55.
There have also been two sets of WWT animals. In the second set there is
Suki The Spoon Billed Sandpipper - no. 37
Warden's 4x4 - no. 39
Bruce the Red Breasted Goose - no. 38
Natalie the Nene
Katie the Kingfisher
All but Katie were available at WWT site Slimbridge a few weeks ago. However I believe they are only on sale where the giant Lego models are on display and they finished on 10th November.
This is a nice one, I picked up one when we had the chance to visit Ashford Castle in Ireland.
http://bright-bricks.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/The-Flying-Scotsman-Loco.pdf
http://bright-bricks.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Pullman-Carriage.pdf