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So. Many. Cheese slopes.
You did the same thing with the MF. Sept. 4: "Just bought the Falcon" Sept. 5 "Admiring my new MF".
The Tower Bridge...woof. I sorted the pieces and did about half of Book #1 the night I bought it, then started building the next morning around 7am (I'm an early riser...). Finished the build by mid afternoon.
Tower Bridge is the most fun I've had with Lego since I was a kid, though. Pretty rewarding to see all of those pieces come together.
You should keep the box. I reckon you could fit a whole mess of heads in there. Or a whole person.
Or you could sell it to @Farmer_John for like $25.00...
You better have quadruple the number of Orcs & Uruk-hai to match your Rohirrim!?
There is always something fascinating about seeing a fully armed and equipped minifig army, especially when they are all posed in a MOC'ed landscape, travelling or engaging another army in the field or at some caste siege or tournament. Be sure to post some more pictures will you when you place them all in a MOC?! I'd love to see that!
I bet pretty soon pictures will start to emerge of people showing similar amounts of TFA SW first order Imperial (would they still be called Imperials?!) troops and what not.
In the mean while my own Lego activities are primarily focussed on (still) taking sets apart and putting them in Zip-lock baggies. Not much building going on lately.
You do not even have to colour match the horses. Commanders could ride White or Black horses and the other cavalry can have plain brown or black horses.
I look forward to the day when I can display my own army, sallying forth from a Helms Deep MOC.
Today I have finally reached 500 followers on Flickr, and the fact the 500th follower happens to be the extremely talented Nannan Z. is awesome! I'll like to thank everyone who has favourited, commented and shared my work; without that I wouldn't have lasted this long and hope it continues as we progress into future :)
I have been uploading photos daily and I have finally come to see that it's over saturating my creativity and it's becoming less exciting. From now on I'll commit to at least one photograph, MOC or graphic a week. That way I can spend more time on other commitments and it will allow my work to have much better quality which is better than quantity.
I first joined Flickr to upload a portfolio as requested by one the universities in January 2014, I didn't get into that university and instead went to Middlesex University (Hendon Campus) where I have completed my first year studying BA Product Design. I didn't avidly use Flickr until Summer 2014 when I entered the 'Neo-Classic Space MOC Contest' on Brickset Forum to produce a Classic Space MOC under 338 pieces. From that contest I created several MOC's which got me really engaged in MOC building and pushed me to create some pretty awesome MOC's which progressed to my recent photography which allowed me to present my MOC's in a professional and unique manner.
@Venunder - I agree, something I'll need to look into. Although, when they are setup on Helm's Deep most won't be on horses.
Total coincidence, but seeing that this lot literally had my name on it made me think I was meant to have it.
Was it your bank manager? But yeah not good. I am sort of glad I don't have anyone able to pass judgement on whether I have too much Lego or not.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-34211629
#60097, #60090, #60091, #60092, #60093, #60095, #60077, #60078, #60079, #60080, #70411, #70412, #75900, #75901 & #75903.
#10687 for little Mr six.
#10582, #10590, #10592 & #10601 for little Mr not yet two.
#41054, #41062, #41075 & #41077 for the wife, but nothing for me today.
My only annoyance, its the first day that Big W has had the Scooby-Doo sets (the only local retailer that has them so far) & some complete frakker was going from store to store cleaning them out of every #75904 & #75902 (staff members at three stores were obliging enough to get the extras from the back dock, because he mentioned he 'has a big family & all their kids will want one' one of them was so proud of his efforts to help this poor fellow).
took me 2 months. now for the lego parts.
"The sorting! My god, the sorting! How can there still physically be more to sort? Where are these pieces coming from, are they breeding? So much sorting. What? A megablock brick? WHY?!"
*Dramatic drop to knees, and scream up to the heavens*
I've got a big box of bricks from a guy (who did warn me there was probably some megablock bricks in there) with some random instructions, and parts for which there are obviously no instructions. I've just got to sort out the blacks and the greys, and then I'll have it all in colours, and with no megablocks!
Im hoping I'll be able to actually start making sense of it at that point.