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But it looks bad-ice, and that's all that really matters.
And I have to say that Brick Daddy (with his purple suit and gold chain) is one of the coolest villains I have in my collection.
Undoubtedly one of the coolest SP minifigs!
Didn't even mention one of the coolest parts of the minifig either! If you thought that his head looked a little weird color wise, you'd be right... because it glows in the dark!
It's the Rocinante from The Expanse.
then I started Trafalgar Square when everyone went to bed.
Can anyone recognize what type of business is going on here?
I am already predicting the loss of several of the presents due to my kids.
To recap, I recently bought a high school kid’s 60+ pound collection for $160. It contained 99% of #10261 Roller Coaster and I’ve spent the last 10 nights extracting it from the collection. Once I sell the remaining loose parts, I basically have a free roller coaster that only cost me time and energy.
He has a gun shop on the first floor where he has over 50 guns and hundreds of boxes of ammo in stock. This business is in the black, but it is more of a front than his primary focus.
Sike's apartment is on the second floor where he relaxes and streams his favorite shows.
Sike spends his evenings working in his lab on the top floor, where he produces the towns best "blue sky candy." This is by far his most thriving business.
More pictures can be found on Flickr
A few more pics up at https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/
This set is massive. I didn’t really get a sense of the length of it, even while building it, because you’re building two halves and joining them at the last minute.
I absolutely love the design and engineering that went into this track system. You can tell they put a lot of work and brainpower into designing tracks and carriages that would work smoothly and consistently, allow for a chain to drive it, and be modular enough to allow for various layouts.
Also used roller skates on the front middle of the guns
They had one on the front page comparing those two sets and the new ISD that was pretty good, but I like this one better because it ALSO has some sense of scale from the set of drawers/picture frames they're sitting on. It's a good reminder of just how enormous both these sets are.