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  • Switchfoot55Switchfoot55 Member Posts: 3,493
    ^Love the display!

    Should your minifig and brickheadz troopers be left handed shooters too(like your big one)? Oh the symmetry!
    PJ76ukMegtheCatsid3windr
  • PJ76ukPJ76uk Member Posts: 974
    ^Love the display!

    Should your minifig and brickheadz troopers be left handed shooters too(like your big one)? Oh the symmetry!
    Never actually noticed that! Will have to switch something over...
  • Switchfoot55Switchfoot55 Member Posts: 3,493
    ^Looks great. And...sorry for my overdrive OCD commenting on it. 
  • eMJeeNLeMJeeNL Member Posts: 822
    Lol @ shooting hand discussion (actually close to my heart as a lefty ;))

    finished this one yesterday:



    Some more building to go (not to mention the original traincars of #10254):




    PJ76ukvizzitorSwitchfoot55FowlerBricksKev80eKLOKRIECHER
  • PJ76ukPJ76uk Member Posts: 974
    ^Looks great. And...sorry for my overdrive OCD commenting on it. 
    Not a problem, without constructive criticism how would we ever improve?!

    Glad you like the display, the IKEA Barkhyttan Display Box was just the right size for #75533 Boba Fett. Would love to find a bigger box to do a similar display for #75534 Darth Vader!
    Onebricktoomany
  • Kev80eKev80e Member Posts: 44
    Helicopter finished and today's arrival. 

    bandit778PJ76ukchrisalddinFowlerBricksKLOKRIECHER
  • datsunrobbiedatsunrobbie Member Posts: 1,833
    Finished building the Angry Birds sets and gathered them all for a group picture. 


    FowlerBricksklintonbandit778chrisalddinMegtheCatbrickventuresKLOKRIECHERstluxKev80e
  • KingAlanIKingAlanI Member Posts: 2,355
    edited December 2018
    "Who's a boy on the nice list? You are!"

    #40358 while watching TV Sunday night

    I was attracted to it for all the food pieces. The donut and quarter pie are new/rare, though the cookies are relatively common.

    Like many LEGO sets it suffers from having a lot of small models, particularly the table, though the sales stand (especially the rotating display case) is fine.

    The piececount is low for a $20 MSRP set but that's hard to judge given the special parts, high proportion of minifigures, bicycle and dog. While a Target exclusive, various promotions of theirs plus redcard make the price alright.


  • lessjunkfoodlessjunkfood Member Posts: 130
    After today’s festivities died down I got out #40305 Brand Store to build while everyone napped or played video games. Spent too much time preparing my construction refreshments because I had only gotten done with the first floor when the toddler woke up. Hoping he falls asleep quickly tonight because I’ve got #70920 Egghead Mech waiting too!
    OnebricktoomanyKev80e
  • chrisalddinchrisalddin Member Posts: 3,041
    edited December 2018
    today i built :-
    #40292 Christmas Gift Box
    #75189 First Order Heavy Assault Walker
    #75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon
    i also made a start on #75190 First Order Star Destroyer and have finshed 3 bags.
    i also need new fingers.....
    MegtheCatOnebricktoomanySeanTheCollector560Heliportstluxcguglielmi
  • M1J0EM1J0E Member Posts: 644
    What do you mean, "overloaded"? Anyway, one pug is better than the reindeer. 


    Nice use of the pug!  Cool!  
  • PJ76ukPJ76uk Member Posts: 974
    Just built Las Vegas! Well #21047 anyway, an Xmas gift from the wife with special significance as its where we tied the knot (I bought her #853340 as a joke, little realising a few years later I'd start collecting as an AFOL!)


    KLOKRIECHERM1J0EMaffyD
  • M1J0EM1J0E Member Posts: 644
    PJ76uk said:
    Just built Las Vegas! Well #21047 anyway, an Xmas gift from the wife with special significance as its where we tied the knot (I bought her #853340 as a joke, little realising a few years later I'd start collecting as an AFOL!)


    My sole contribution to our wedding decorations was #40165 as an AFOL.  My wife loved it, & is now a collector of Friends and AFOL herself.
    PJ76uk
  • gelkstergelkster Member Posts: 927
    A bit into book 2/2, #10196 Grand Carousel which I picked up in late October for a song. Not as intricate a build as I originally suspected, but complex enough nonetheless.

    Between this & my previous build (Silver Champion) I can't help but marvel at the planning & overall thought processes designers must go through to develop these sets. Simply amazing!
    LittleLoriKLOKRIECHERkbw
  • Speedman29Speedman29 Member Posts: 2,338
    Busy Christmas and Boxing day so no build time. Rectified that by starting on #10259 this morning. Little Miss Speedman built the bus and crossing. I'm on station duty
    stluxPJ76ukbandit778KLOKRIECHERLittleLoriKev80e
  • TheBigLegoskiTheBigLegoski Member Posts: 1,437
    Aha, hahaha     HA!    All you fiendisch Lego fans, now strike a pose, and say:
    CHEEEEEEEEEESSSSSE

    Oooh in case you are wondering?! This is the doc, his croc, his awesome friends, and some yellow frog from that tiny tiptop set #60157
    FowlerBricksKLOKRIECHERMegtheCatkbwsnowhitie
  • BrikingBriking Member Posts: 768
    Built first thee stage of the Diner.  Brittle construction?  Or am I just getting old?
  • gelkstergelkster Member Posts: 927
    Seeing how much of #60110 Fire Station (2016) I have, for S&Gs. Got this basically free in my latest haul. Just have the other side garage to do but missing nearly 100 pcs so far.


    We have the 2011 Fire Station but I'm pretty sure my kids won't want to upgrade; this one kinda smacks of Juniors.
    FowlerBrickskbwKLOKRIECHER
  • blokey9blokey9 Member Posts: 268
    i just finished the #42077 which i got for xmas. loved this build. it freaked my wife out when she saw how big it was. she didn't think it would be as big as it was.
    FowlerBricksdmcc0
  • truck730truck730 Member Posts: 368
    Just built 42057  didn't apply stickers ,nice build and cheapest way to get a 40 anniversary brick(given as a present - probably wouldn't have got it myself)
  • gelkstergelkster Member Posts: 927
    Complete for the most part using easily replaced bricks from my collection.
    Worth what I paid for it anyway
    kbwKLOKRIECHER
  • SumoLegoSumoLego Member Posts: 15,248
    Briking said:
    Built first thee stage of the Diner.  Brittle construction?  Or am I just getting old?
    Yes.
    Baby_Yoda
  • monkeyhangermonkeyhanger Member Posts: 3,170
    blokey9 said:
    i just finished the #42077 which i got for xmas. loved this build. it freaked my wife out when she saw how big it was. she didn't think it would be as big as it was.
    I'm about 40% through mine - it is a beast. Bought everything to electrify mine and make it remote control. Will do that once I finished as the YouTube video guide I've seen for the mod is based on the finished model.
  • gelkstergelkster Member Posts: 927
    Hmmm this cool hook & ladder is making me reconsider whether to upgrade from our beloved 2011 station...
    Kev80eFowlerBricksMegtheCatKLOKRIECHER
  • Kev80eKev80e Member Posts: 44
    Just finished my #10262 , quite an interesting build and had to go back to right mistakes a couple of times. Not sure which to tackle next.
     
    PJ76ukFowlerBricksTheBigLegoskiKLOKRIECHER
  • pxchrispxchris Member Posts: 2,438
    I have absolutely no care at all about the Overwatch game, but this was too fun of a set to pass up! #75973




    starwars4everMegtheCatBaby_YodaKev80eTheBigLegoskigratefulnatSwitchfoot55FowlerBricksKLOKRIECHER
  • Kev80eKev80e Member Posts: 44
    4.5 hours in on this , hopefully will get it done before the tables needed for New Year dinner.

    Switchfoot55KLOKRIECHER
  • monkeyhangermonkeyhanger Member Posts: 3,170
    I finished my #42077 at midnight last night (while watching 3 GoT episodes) including electrification/remote control.

    The YouTube instructions weren't quite the whole story, especially as the standard power functions battery box I used is bigger than the suggested G-Whizz battery box. The standard box just about fits in the bonnet (or hood as some people might know it) at an angle with the front grille assembly altered slightly. The switch is accessible through a gap at the bottom of the front grille, but ideally I'd like to get some longer beams to extend the front end by 1 peg hole to lie the battery pack down flat.


  • gelkstergelkster Member Posts: 927
    @Kev80e- please, clue in the uninitiated
  • gelkstergelkster Member Posts: 927
    Empty work table awaiting my next project, to be picked up tmw AM for a pittance ;)
    Pics incoming soon, of course!
    LittleLoriKev80eSwitchfoot55KLOKRIECHER
  • Kev80eKev80e Member Posts: 44
    gelkster said:
    @Kev80e- please, clue in the uninitiated
    I'm uninitiated too :)
    It's 42070 
    https://brickset.com/search?query=42070&scope=All

    Quite a challenge for a newbie but enjoying the challenge.
  • benbacardibenbacardi Member Posts: 712
    Kev80e said:

    I'm uninitiated too :)
    It's 42070 
    https://brickset.com/search?query=42070&scope=All

    Quite a challenge for a newbie but enjoying the challenge.
    Put a # in front of the set number and it will automatically link to the set on Brickset: #42070
    Kev80e
  • Kev80eKev80e Member Posts: 44
    Kev80e said:

    I'm uninitiated too :)
    It's 42070 
    https://brickset.com/search?query=42070&scope=All

    Quite a challenge for a newbie but enjoying the challenge.
    Put a # in front of the set number and it will automatically link to the set on Brickset: #42070
    Thanks I will try it next time but I am computer stupid 😞
  • milambermilamber Member Posts: 637
    I've just started Ninjago City Docks #70657. Initially I decided to do just two bags a day, but as day two bags 3 and 4 basically consisted of just 300 odd trans light blue tiles I pushed on a bit and found myself at the end of bag 7 before dragging myself away. I'm enjoying it, but it doesn't have quite the same impact as doing Ninjago City that first time.
    Kev80eBaby_YodaBumblepantsTheBigLegoski
  • pxchrispxchris Member Posts: 2,438
    It is time.


    cguglielmiPJ76ukBumblepantsKev80eTheBigLegoskigratefulnatFowlerBricksKLOKRIECHER
  • tmgm528tmgm528 Member Posts: 457
    Certainly not as exciting as whay many of y’all have been building, but after an incredibly fun day of cauking my mothers tub while home from college for winter break, I felt I deserved a little something. It was even clearance too!




    For such a small set I actually left this one remarkably surprised. The speeder-thing is remarkably bulky for being less than 100 pieces. 
    BumblepantsKev80eTheBigLegoskiFowlerBricksKLOKRIECHER
  • Baby_YodaBaby_Yoda Member Posts: 1,295
    milamber said:
    I've just started Ninjago City Docks #70657. Initially I decided to do just two bags a day, but as day two bags 3 and 4 basically consisted of just 300 odd trans light blue tiles I pushed on a bit and found myself at the end of bag 7 before dragging myself away. I'm enjoying it, but it doesn't have quite the same impact as doing Ninjago City that first time.
    How many bags are in the set, and is it a bunch of bags at once like Creator Expert or one bag at a time like regular Ninjago? It's on its way for me, and as it'll be the biggest set I've ever built, I'll try to split it evenly over a few days. I have a habit of never taking a break when building...
    TheBigLegoski
  • M1J0EM1J0E Member Posts: 644
    My wife bought me #21047 as a surprise Christmas gift, knowing I like the Architecture series.  Given it was already on my want list, not a bad find by somebody who’s just becoming an AFOL herself & I didn’t think was yet touted into what I like/want.  Nice!!
    I haven’t even a huge fan of the skylines (even though finding #21003, basically one part of a skyline, in a gift shop at the base of the Space Needle in 2009 is what brought me out of my dark ages).  But Las Vegas is just such a cool city, & probably the only one done in a skyline that I’ve actually been to and recognize all the landmarks, and have memories of most of them.  So this was a great find & actually a cool build!  
    TheBigLegoskiKLOKRIECHERsnowhitie
  • milambermilamber Member Posts: 637
    edited December 2018
    Baby_Yoda said:

    How many bags are in the set, and is it a bunch of bags at once like Creator Expert or one bag at a time like regular Ninjago? It's on its way for me, and as it'll be the biggest set I've ever built, I'll try to split it evenly over a few days. I have a habit of never taking a break when building...
    Bags from 1-19 I think, though there are multiples of some of the numbers. Pretty sure there are 24 in total, but I'm not at home right now. One bag at a time like regular Ninjago.
    It's a really nice set, but #70620 is better, in my opinion, as you would probably expect given the price and larger part count. Of course that might simply be because some of the techniques, like the water, were first encountered in the City set and aren't therefore quite as revolutionary second time around. If you are building the docks first you won't have had that previous experience so it should be great.
    I'm actually using the Docks as a stalling tactic before I attempt my minifig scale version of #71043. I have most of the parts I need, but barely a clue about how I'm going to start it.........
    TheBigLegoski
  • milambermilamber Member Posts: 637
    edited December 2018
    Absolutely no idea why the 'simply be' bit in my last post turned into a link for plus size clothing! Hopefully the mods can remove :)
    Kev80eBaby_Yodamsanders
  • TheBigLegoskiTheBigLegoski Member Posts: 1,437
    edited December 2018
    Another quick build of a tiny set #75195 I got on discount, this time from my most reviled SW film. Though no complaints about this micro fighter set. The minifigs are quite nice, the builds were fun, and the set contains plenty of SNOT elements. At €13,99 it is not too bad of a set. Actually the designer did a great job.

    FowlerBricksKLOKRIECHER
  • MaffyDMaffyD Member Posts: 3,579
    Starting this bad boy tonight! 

    BumblepantsPJ76ukbandit778Kev80eFowlerBricksKLOKRIECHERsnowhitie
  • MaffyDMaffyD Member Posts: 3,579
    Earlier in the day I built this with the youngest:

    The workshop is very simple, the car almost as simple, and the spaceship only slightly more complex than the car. But I love the set! And here's why:
    1. All printed parts
    2. Amazing playability for 2 small vehicles and essentially a back-drop
    3. The space ship is totally TOTALLY classic space! From the colour scheme to the parts usage, from the logo to the play functions and the overall shape of it. It took me right RIGHT back to the eighties and building ships with my older brother (who got all the best spaceships).

    And my youngest son has played with it non stop for 3 hours. Can't recommend it enough. Anyone who is put off by the 4+ 'easy build' marking please reconsider - the big spaceship chassis is still very cool!
    TheOriginalSimonBPJ76ukbandit778gmonkey76FowlerBricksSeanTheCollectorKLOKRIECHERMegtheCatsnowhitie
  • truck730truck730 Member Posts: 368
    The set to execute resolutions ,a miniature of the harvester , really only want the truck to modify but do dream of the farm sets i missed out on
  • klintonklinton Member Posts: 1,256
    I pulled out Benny's Spaceship! #70816 in anticipation of his new crew that should be arriving tomorrow. I'd forgotten just how large it actually is. I swear, it's twice as big as it was before it was packed away. :p
    benbacardiMaffyDbandit778dmcc0
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