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  • LostInTranslationLostInTranslation UKMember Posts: 5,572
    Watching old episodes of Doctor Who and building Parisian Restaurant :-) 
    LegopantsClutchPower
  • LostInTranslationLostInTranslation UKMember Posts: 5,572
    (Before anyone asks, by "old" I mean series 2 of the reboot, not true old school Who :-)) 
    SalamalexbookmumsnowhitieBumblepantsClutchPower
  • LegopantsLegopants GermanyMember Posts: 2,093

    snowhitie said:

    ^ you took the words right out of my mouth, when bricks attack:



    Casualty from the AS.



    Quick! Call the thumb doctor!!! ;-D
    snowhitieLostInTranslationClutchPower
  • LegopantsLegopants GermanyMember Posts: 2,093

    LostInTranslation said:

    (Before anyone asks, by "old" I mean series 2 of the reboot, not true old school Who :-)) 



    It's not the same without Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker. And really poor special effects :-)
    LostInTranslationKingAlanI
  • LegopantsLegopants GermanyMember Posts: 2,093

    Bag 1 complete - all fingers and thumbs still intact :-)

    snowhitieLostInTranslationdavetheoxygenmanSpeedman29ClutchPower
  • LegopantsLegopants GermanyMember Posts: 2,093

    Bag 2 completed without injury. Just bag 3 left now :-)

    adiemcLostInTranslationdavetheoxygenmanClutchPowerTheBigLegoski
  • adiemcadiemc UKMember Posts: 591
    @Legopants I'm just about to make a start on my Beetle as it happens.
    Legopants
  • LegopantsLegopants GermanyMember Posts: 2,093

    adiemc said:

    @Legopants I'm just about to make a start on my Beetle as it happens.



    Should keep you busy for 3 or 4 hours :-)
    Very enjoyable build :-)  I reckon I should be finished in an hour or so.
    adiemc
  • sid3windrsid3windr BelgiumMember Posts: 1,460
    Built the T-rex from #31058 - this is great, I'm happy I bought 4 sets :D
  • masterX244masterX244 GermanyMember Posts: 532
    procrastinated a replacement part request for a red technic bushing a few days, first time that i got a factory-mangled part that was flattened somehow. request went out today
  • sid3windrsid3windr BelgiumMember Posts: 1,460
    @snowhitie Nice, "rechtstreeks aan de buren". Not sure how rechtstreeks it is when you're involving the neighbours... or is it an option to tell bpost to deliver to the neighbours?

    Mine was delivered last saturday (Amazon UK, physically coming from Amazon IT) and was totally squashed due to poor packaging. Got me a 20% refund so I'm OK with it, in this case the boxes were expendable ;)
  • MaffyDMaffyD West YorkshireMember Posts: 3,456
    edited April 2017

    The feeling of relief plus slight trepidation when you hit the "Mark All Viewed" button. Relief that you've finally caught up on all the posts you were following/interested in/commenting on/laughing at/etc (because Easter was mega-busy) and trepidation that you might miss a post on a thread because it got posted just before you hit the button - what if it's the last post in the thread? It's gone forever now! Like tears in rain...

    catwranglerLEGO_Dad77
  • TheOriginalSimonBTheOriginalSimonB Felixstowe Member Posts: 1,760
    Amazing how these Yodel drivers seem to know when I am working from home...  Triple points made this inevitable. 


    LegopantsSumoLegobandit778snowhitieAanchirGothamConstructionCoClutchPowerjosekalelcatwrangler
  • bookmumbookmum londonMember Posts: 1,457
    Went shopping... got this guy.. 

    TheOriginalSimonBLostInTranslationLegopantsAddicted2OxygenClutchPowerMegtheCatjosekalelcatwrangler
  • LostInTranslationLostInTranslation UKMember Posts: 5,572
    Oooh @bookmum where did you find him? Not seen series 17 out yet. 
  • bookmumbookmum londonMember Posts: 1,457
    I got him from Toy Barnhaus in Croydon (which is a Toymaster store). 
    LostInTranslation
  • bookmumbookmum londonMember Posts: 1,457
    And he was easy to find when I fondled!! 
    Legopantsmustang69VorpalRyuClutchPowerMegtheCat
  • iso3200iso3200 97 miles from Brickset TowersMember Posts: 2,065
    Was going to hold out until I could find a deal on a box, but couldn't resist grabbing a bunch after my grocery shop.

    I am so weak... :-/


    bandit778GothamConstructionCoClutchPowerjosekaleldavetheoxygenmansnowhitieLegogram
  • William_TownsleyWilliam_Townsley Perth, Scotland Member Posts: 880

    iso3200 said:

    Was going to hold out until I could find a deal on a box, but couldn't resist grabbing a bunch after my grocery shop.

    I am so weak... :-/




    What store did you find them in? 
  • iso3200iso3200 97 miles from Brickset TowersMember Posts: 2,065
    edited April 2017
    ^Beales department store about 480 miles from Perth.
    William_Townsley
  • Addicted2OxygenAddicted2Oxygen Somewhere behind all the boxes of LegoMember Posts: 467
    @bookmum @iso3200 what price are they? Not seen the uk price posted anywhere yet.
  • iso3200iso3200 97 miles from Brickset TowersMember Posts: 2,065
    £2.99 for mine :-(
  • redarmyredarmy AberdeenMember Posts: 741

    iso3200 said:

    ^Beales department store about 480 miles from Perth.


    Everything always seems to start several hundred miles away from the NE of Scotland..or am i just being overly dramatic..:-)
  • bookmumbookmum londonMember Posts: 1,457
    Mine was £2.99. 
  • William_TownsleyWilliam_Townsley Perth, Scotland Member Posts: 880

    redarmy said:



    iso3200 said:


    ^Beales department store about 480 miles from Perth.




    Everything always seems to start several hundred miles away from the NE of Scotland..or am i just being overly dramatic..:-)


    It always seems like that to be honest. It's maybe it feels like that because we're an impatient lot 
  • Addicted2OxygenAddicted2Oxygen Somewhere behind all the boxes of LegoMember Posts: 467
    £2.99 yikes! Better be a bit more choosy about the ones I want....
  • nexandernexander Glasgow Member Posts: 908

    redarmy said:

    Everything always seems to start several hundred miles away from the NE of Scotland..or am i just being overly dramatic..:-)


    It could be worse, you could be in the north west! There are a lot of afols in that neck of the woods.
    William_Townsley
  • redarmyredarmy AberdeenMember Posts: 741

    William_Townsley said:



    redarmy said:





    iso3200 said:



    ^Beales department store about 480 miles from Perth.






    Everything always seems to start several hundred miles away from the NE of Scotland..or am i just being overly dramatic..:-)




    It always seems like that to be honest. It's maybe it feels like that because we're an impatient lot 


    When you're right..you're right...to be honest i thought you said important when i first read it...but either way you'd be right
  • redarmyredarmy AberdeenMember Posts: 741

    nexander said:



    redarmy said:


    Everything always seems to start several hundred miles away from the NE of Scotland..or am i just being overly dramatic..:-)




    It could be worse, you could be in the north west! There are a lot of afols in that neck of the woods.


    Those buggers are not that far but might aswell be on the moon...
  • LostInTranslationLostInTranslation UKMember Posts: 5,572
    edited April 2017
    @shib -  jealous you've got Poison Ivy! I want that figure so badly! 
    ClutchPowerShibsnowhitiebendybadger
  • tallblocktootallblocktoo CanadaMember Posts: 497
    @JooTog  Oh sounds like fun.  Hope it goes well!

    JooTogClutchPower
  • JooTogJooTog Southern CaliforniaMember Posts: 945

    tallblocktoo said:

    @JooTog  Oh sounds like fun.  Hope it goes well!


    Thanks!

    I am not sure what my boss have planned, or even if she has a concrete plan for the sets :-)

    So far it looks like it's going to be an after-event activity where everybody get to pick one set and then we just go to our break area and build the sets together/at-the-same-time.

    I doubt it will go "wrong", as it is just something different to do, and even if somebody does not care about LEGO, they probably have a kid in their life to give the set to.

    I do not have direct reports anymore (Yay!!!), but if I did, I would probably get a modular building set and team them up to build the different floors.

    Maybe I should look into LEGO Serious Play in case people like the use of LEGO at the event ;-) After all, I work at the technical training department of the company and used to be an instructor for many years (I still teach the occasional one-off when needed).
    catwranglertallblocktoo
  • bandit778bandit778 Docking Bay 94. Member Posts: 2,362
    Having several Eureka moments when I actually discover which connectors or axle parts to remove whilst disassembling #42053 so I can build the 'B' model.
    Never seem to remember enough about how the solid mass of beams and bricks went together to make it easy. 
    I blame old age myself.
    snowhitie
  • ImABrickManNowImABrickManNow BrickyMcBrickMember Posts: 270
    I have not purchased any Lego products in the last few months due to the fact I am saving my money for a new airsoft loadout. I am going to get the Spider-man Homecoming sets as soon as they are released.
  • SumoLegoSumoLego New YorkMember Posts: 15,197
    I should probably clean my garage.


    Anybody interested in a Sydney Opera House?  (My electric leaf blower is not available.)
    catwranglerClutchPowersnowhitiebandit778chrisalddin
  • ClutchPowerClutchPower Austin, TexasMember Posts: 220
    I couldn't resist the temptation:

    There goes all my money for the Assembly Square...
    catwranglerCircleK
  • SprinkleOtterSprinkleOtter Member Posts: 2,778

    SumoLego said:

    I should probably clean my garage.


    Anybody interested in a Sydney Opera House?  (My electric leaf blower is not available.)


    Nah, that looks fine as it is.
    SumoLegosid3windr
  • SumoLegoSumoLego New YorkMember Posts: 15,197
    Those bikes take up entirely too much space.
  • SprinkleOtterSprinkleOtter Member Posts: 2,778
    edited April 2017



    SumoLego said:



    Those bikes take up entirely too much space.






    You're right. And what's that huge round thing in the back corner?
    And I know this can't be right, but it looks like that jar says "Donations for Poops."
  • SumoLegoSumoLego New YorkMember Posts: 15,197
    It's a 'Dora the Explorer' folding playhouse.  That I haven't figured out how to fold back into the bag it came with.

    'Donations for Troops'
    Johnyk668snowhitiebandit778SprinkleOtter
  • VenunderVenunder Grimsby, UK.Member Posts: 2,645
    ^ You need a Big Ben to go with that Tower Bridge.
    SumoLegoSprinkleOtterjosekalelsnowhitie
  • SumoLegoSumoLego New YorkMember Posts: 15,197
    There's one in that mess of yellow bags obscuring the couch on the left.
    Bumblepantsbandit778
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