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Yeah, the hair never stuck especially well...
Also been taking some pictures when there was an overview as inspiration for the big massive Hogwarts MOC.
I've considered building up the walls as well (also though of doing the same thing to the Black Gate) but I'll need to buy up a few more sets and/or a lot of brick before I could do that. Definitely looks a bit more realistic though.
I've also got 2 Helms Deep set but only opened 1 and used extra bricks to raise the height.
I'm unsure how to mount them, well, and advice would be appreciated.(You can see what I'm trying in my link.
All to see if I could find a better match that might have all the parts I need in that colour....I'm beginning to think I'll just stick with standard Blue & hope that TLG release the 1x1 quarter circle tile in Blue soonish.
LEGO Full Size GM Silverado Truck
By the time these six weeks are out, I will actually build the #21309 Saturn V bought years ago and return it safely to a display shelf
Also with LEGO Space, #41335 Space Rocket Ride (the current US [email protected] promo) looks great, and #70841 looks like my favorite of the TLM2 sets
And the second is still on "shipping information received" after a week. Argh.
Also ordered #8883-1 Motor and #88000-1 Battery Box to motorise my #10262 Roller Coaster :-))
on the other hand, just read on a FBgroup a Dutchy received his copy today... i ordered mine Day 1, so high hopes...
Two more Lego-deliveries awaiting ([email protected] #31097 and BnP to start @mouseketeers Baker Street)... reaaaaaaally wanna get building after 6 months of Legolessness... hurry up TLG!
Rainy weekend here so looking forward to some more Harry Potter buidling.
A strange phenomenon seemed to occur yesterday when my son and his friend were playing elves.
Both of them have an English speaking parent (UK here, US for her). My son watches Ninjago and SW and most things in English. But Nexo knights, Elves and Friends he just watches on TV, so in Dutch.
When they were playing they mixed the languages in a peculiar way. They were discussing the storyline 'ooh now the dragon is coming to steal the egg' in Dutch but when they were making the minfigures talk they went into English 'ahhhh, look, mummy a dragon!'.
meanwhile, just north of the border...
I've always wanted to ask more fluent bilingual speakers if they see different languages as separate in their mind or if it's all just 'one big language'. For example, before I started learning I knew about half a dozen ways to ask "How are you?" in English, including some peculiarly Australian slang versions. Now, I know an additional couple of German ways. It doesn't really feel different in my head, it's just... more options! I often wonder if it's like that for everyone?
Kids seem to have a particular knack for languages that leaves me quite jealous! I used to play in a band with a Swedish buddy who moved to Australia as an exchange student. He married a Spanish girl who was living here at the time and had a son with her. The son was brought up learning 3 languages, Swedish, Spanish and English and can apparently switch between them with incredible ease. Turns out it's a little harder when you leave it until your late 30's...
When I try to speak French now and don't know a word, I will actually say the English word first, even though I learned French from Dutch.
For my son, it seems like he just speaks whatever is around him now, whatever language the person he is speaking too understands. He prefers English over Dutch he says, maybe because it's richer?
Hope we are not going off to much on a tagent from the Lego status topic, if we are going in too deep and more people want to talk about it, mayeb we should start a speerate thread in the 'chat' section.
It sometimes exits unexpectedly but aside from that everything seems ok. The game itself, however, quickly becomes boring...
Had been renovating our house (no lego room unfortunately) which ended up consuming all spare time and space, but that is nearing the end. So now I can actually start thinking about reducing my backlog rather than just growing it.
My 3 year old has been pestering me to play with my Brick bounty (and pirates and sharks and crocodiles!). Was finally able to get them all out today, and he has played with it happily and surprisingly gently all day.
Tonight I quickly set up a little island with a base for the soldiers so he and his sister can have some pirate adventures tomorrow.
I had forgotten how joyful freeform building is.
anyway it is good to be back
I haven't played any of the LEGO video games since the original Lego Movie Game and enjoyed it so much that when I got home in instantly went online to see if I could find a cheap copy for PS3/PC - only to discover I already had it in my Steam Library! Must've picked it up on sale at some point and forgot all about it.
This set was $50 back in 2006. So many printed pieces (they are inside, no less)! No stickers! I’m impressed, considering how long ago this set came out. Pretty sad this theme only had two sets.