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Never know who's watching, Aye?
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The Meticulous One: Designer, Illustrator, Photographer & LEGO Enthusiast.
I'm on the couch ready to go to Target. I'm getting Captain Hook today, dammit!. 2 and a half hours
I could see no visible difference between the port and starboard flex joints (either externally or internally when separated). Off the set (without the leverage of the wings), both combinations of male and female parts appeared to have a similar amount of ratchet stiffness too.
I put the male parts back on the other way round, so now the starboard wing is slightly less stiff than the port one. To be honest, it's hardly noticeable, but try telling that to my OCD...
I was putting together some LUG info and suddenly re-discovered that May marks the 5th birthday of the group! I joined about six months after we became "official" in the eyes of LEGO, but I can't believe how much has changed since then.
We started with a rotating cast of about a dozen people, and maybe an average of 2-5 showing up at monthly meetings. Now, we have about 40 members across two cities, at least a half dozen displays a year, and we will be putting up our largest display ever at Brickworld in Chicago this summer.
My, how things change :)
Well done Kev and team!
so just pretend there is a witty joke here.
and i bought it for resale :|
christmas before last. was with my sisters kid, (who now has her own kid's) and said gift from me/my mum/my dad. (we give gifts as a family unit) was #76022 to her boy.
he ask me to help him build it. you can bet that soon turn in to me building it for him.
it is a cool build from what i remember of it.
i also remember we got it for a fair price.
i now wish i got 1 for my self.
(I thought they were stolen by Mattel and sold to the Chinese.). :P
VERY frustrating...
Separately, last night I was delving into the GBC / Akiyuki threads again on *the other LEGO forum* and have to admit to being fascinated by them, especially his Ball Factory, so I've decided to dip my toes in the water with a simple module such as "Lifter Triggered by a Stuck Ball" or "Catch and Release", so have been busy in Bricklink, Brickstock and Brickficiency...
Wish me luck! ;-)
And you thought Star Wars sets were a slippery slope.
Oh those road signs. Loved those. Brick-built trees are great, but not when little ones are busting them up every day - that's what pre-molded is for. We take red #4073 1x1 round plates and stick them in the round-top trees to make cherry trees.
Okay, I haven't factored in getting some balls (£0.66 each from B&P!), motors (but I have one now for my still-to-arrive #42039) and heaven knows what else, but it'll be enough for a dabble...
Of course, if I find that I absolutely must build The Ball Factory (4428 parts!!), then I'll be in trouble... ;-)
May the 4th be with you...
My daughter thinks this is the greatest thing ever.
And Disney CMF Stitch has been added, because he's an Experiment dressed as a dog.
"Another rough day guys."
"You're telling me. I got thrown up on."
"Yeah, well some punk ripped my tail off."
^Holy sun damage!!! I hope you got a tremendous deal :)