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One doesn't need lessons to be ignorant and dickish. kidding @Pitfall69. :-)
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If you're wondering how I managed to use twelve 16x16 plates, I used 6 as the base, with 2x4 and 2x6 bricks joining them together, then used another 6 on top of that to create a solid base for the MOC (and it really is solid!). I didn't want to use baseplates, which would have flexed, so that was the best option.
Was moving my sons Vampire Castle and ooops. Fell apart in my hands.
Oh well the fun part about LEGO is you get to rebuild it. Tomorrow brings rebuild that along with the Ghost Train :D
It's been weird having no Lego for 2 months but the even weirder thing is that I haven't missed it one bit.
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I also purchased some blue Lego boards for the Harbour section of my Lego city looks much better than carpet although my ever expanding city is making navigating my bedroom increasingly harder, may have to rethink my strategy.
A Friends modification using the Daily Mail picnic poly, a few small friends sets and the Pet Salon. Even the local squirrel collected some nuts. :)
My next project is the LOTR Pirate ship.
Great day out (Saturday) with the nephew & niece and got a chance to see the famous life-size X-wing! It is so freaking huge(!!!) in real life. Even after seeing pics from Time Square, it was hard to imagine how truly large it is. Only when seen in person can you grasp the incredible amount of bricks used to build it.
I'm just happy there are resellers out there. Way to go, LEGO!
Now then, will I make this scene ...
or this scene ...
I'm going to need a bricklink order to get some more gold.