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started yesterday! this time i wont do a speedbuild.
taking my time for each an every brick. in the end its quality time.
i was so amazed of the trousers changing dude behind the curtain. didnt get farther all evening!
And I think we've spent around 5 hours together building it, and my sister spent about 2 hours building it on the day it arrived.
thinking of making it a 32x48 footprint instead of 32x32
order aargh...just the roof left...
It's definitely a spectacular modular in terms of the interior as well as some clever techniques.
The outside may not be as engaging, but nontheless works. Just a beast to build as it is close to 5k pieces.
"quality time"
Progress so far (5 hours worth of building):
Big Ben #21013 £24.99
The King's Mech #70327 £29.99
LEGO® Fountain #40221 £-FREE
i used up my VIP points so Big Ben #21013 was also free as i had £25 VIP to use.
now Just have to wait.
the down side to shop@home. it is anything but FAST.
i blaming my dyslexia for this one. it not the 1st time i mixed up the building right now
and Buying right now posts just the 1st time i did not see before posting but only seen it after 2 hours.
Below is my attempt on combining two #60050 Train Stations and adding a second platform.
Basically extended the store and mirrored the restaurant. Wanted to add a second platform and since the #7937 Train Station already has an overpass to access the second platform, I decided to go with an "underground" tunnel. The tunnel itself is not built, just the partial stairs on both platforms (the red rails with white columns); replaced the second set of doors with that platform's stairs.
Note: The "off-color" plates and bricks are the extra ones I will have to add (of the right color, of course) to complete the build.
Basically done, just waiting on a few tiles for the front facade. Fun build!
My favourite is still Axl though.
I loved practically every bit of this. I think Hobgoblin is a little confused on that glider though...
bad guys reroll
and the occasional lightsaber massmurderer
oh
and started brickbank with a friend
but we have a winner!
There's a nice little fountain, a bench and a really nice brick-built tree with white picket fencing.
All-in-all, it will add some nice scenery to my modular setups and I'm looking to add a few more of those 2013 Seasonal sets, if I can find them at a good price.
nice little build.
looks great.
this is the 1st of the Architecture theme that i owned/built.
so i dont know what others are like. there is a lot of repeating building that go in to this build. but as the model grows in size you get a good feel for the building it is a copy of. and i believe that is the idea behind this theme.
i going to try to limit the number of set i get from this theme.
i will try and keep it to uk models to start with and see how i get on with that.
knowing how i love to spend money i don't hold out a lot of hope.
The first one I did on the right had the row height 6 blocks aparts, which was a tad to low for the tall figures like the unicon or the wizard and princess. So the next one I did 7 bricks parts, which was better but just barely fit the case. So I'll probably try 6 bricks and 1 or 2 plates whenever I have to add a 3rd display, heh.
I started with #21023 Flatiron Building and now I have 13 sets (no skylines). Thinking about picking up #21012 Sydney Opera House from eBay *sigh*.
They all look good; some more than others, of course. The one I like the least is #21015 The Leaning Tower of Pisa, I think it is because it's all white.
Of the ones I own, I like most #21017 Imperial Hotel and #21024 Louvre. But I have not build #21014 Villa Savoye and #21018 United Nations Headquarters; but I doubt either one will be contender to those :-)
The little assembly on the back is so that the thing doesn't sag or fall when I'm wearing it. I tested it out and it seems to be quite stable.
Here are pictures of the #60050 Train Station extension using two copies of the sets. Second platform accessed through a tunnel that does not exists besides partial stairs on both sides.
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=4F906A6D0B2F6D50!330542&authkey=!ADI_FWCzaAMGiOA&ithint=album,
Made minor adjustments from my original posting, but nothing you will probably notice.
Already ordered the missing parts from S@H.
chain tracks rule!
If by "space" you mean "the floor in the living+dining room", then yes, there's space for a decent layout ;-)