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Brickset bonusball iliketoast edition 23/9/17

FodderFodder AustraliaMember Posts: 289
in Everything else LEGO
Good evening all,

It's time for the weekly bonusball draw... As per the usual rules, the first 59 answers get a number, and if the bonusball lands on yours you win the prize.

This weeks prize is #30377 Nexo Knights Motor Horse.

My question is... What item is at the top of your bucket list?

For me it is attending the San Diego Comicon, closely followed by watching an EPL match live (Although a visit to Billund is climbing rapidly up the list)

If anyone else would like to volunteer to host a weekly bonusball draw, please drop @snowhitie a line...

Good Luck.....
ricecakeSeijiAmasawamessyvizzitorLego_StarsnowhitieLobotLittleLori
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  • CaptainPirateManCaptainPirateMan MichiganMember Posts: 344
    56' Chevy 
  • RedbullgivesuwindRedbullgivesuwind Brickset's Secret HeadquatersMember Posts: 1,821
    Driving route 66 in a mustang
    Legogram
  • WatfordScottyMWatfordScottyM Member Posts: 402
    A new bucket.

    MasterBeefySeijiAmasawaBumblepantsMynattMr_CrossLobot
  • GallardoLUGallardoLU USAMember Posts: 644
    Riding in any vehicle at speeds above the speed of sound
    Legogram
  • eggsheneggshen Middleton, WIMember Posts: 552
    Family trip through the UK.
  • AllBrickAllBrick UKMember Posts: 1,419
    edited September 2017
    Sorting out an engine conversion on my car. Need more powerrrrrrr.
  • Switchfoot55Switchfoot55 The Northwest, USAMember Posts: 1,752
    Attending the Malta International Fireworks Festival (pyrotechnics is my side-job/first true hobby)
    Legogram
  • Coolguy5000Coolguy5000 Ireland Member Posts: 1,533
    Visiting billund 
    cmrt1014Mr_Cross
  • PaperballparkPaperballpark UK / KLMember Posts: 3,544
    Probably going to the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb event in Colorado. I'm hoping to go next year.

    P.S. Today is the 22nd, not the 23rd ;)
  • MasterBeefyMasterBeefy US of AMember Posts: 121
    Fill some grey baseplates up with minifigs.
  • paul_mertonpaul_merton UKMember Posts: 2,962
    A 1/6 Elefant.
  • Russell844Russell844 California, USAMember Posts: 1,898
    Going back to Billund to visit The LEGO House.
    messy
  • SeijiAmasawaSeijiAmasawa USMember Posts: 222
    Retire early so I can get to doing a bucket list.
    bandit778Legogram
  • historymanhistoryman Member Posts: 366
    Seeing the aurora borealis. 
    MAGNINOMINISUMBRAcmrt1014Switchfoot55Lobotcatwrangler
  • oldtodd33oldtodd33 Denver 4800 miles to BillundMember Posts: 2,469
    Driving a Bugatti Veyron. 
    Legogram
  • MAGNINOMINISUMBRAMAGNINOMINISUMBRA Member Posts: 993
    Walk from Rome to Scotland.
  • bandit778bandit778 Docking Bay 94. Member Posts: 2,060
    Watching the sunrise over an Alaskan glacier. 
    Don't ask me why, it's just something I think will be gorgous to watch.

    Paperballpark said:

    P.S. Today is the 22nd, not the 23rd ;)
    But the draw is on the 23rd. :)
    catwrangler
  • tallblocktootallblocktoo CanadaMember Posts: 497
    Trip to Iceland is currently. 
  • TheFewTheFew EnglandMember Posts: 1,511
    KFC Family Bucket. Hmmmmm chicken!
    AllBrick
  • LegogramLegogram PA USAMember Posts: 318
    Tour Australia,  New Zealand, and Japan.
  • CoviCovi BelgiumMember Posts: 299
    Participate in the inside tour
    SeijiAmasawa
  • woony2woony2 UKMember Posts: 336
    @historyman that was mine too, seeing the northern lights in person.
  • cmrt1014cmrt1014 Member Posts: 396
    edited September 2017
    Finding my bucket list.  I know it's around here somewhere...
  • ecmo47ecmo47 North CarolinaMember Posts: 2,101
    Diving the Great Barrier reef.
  • TheOriginalSimonBTheOriginalSimonB Felixstowe Member Posts: 1,409
    Not going to happen without a lottery win, but...


    Zero G
    catwranglerSeijiAmasawa
  • Rainstorm26Rainstorm26 Chicago Burbs USA (and sometimes Ireland)Member Posts: 1,004
    Whatever is top on the wife's bucket list.
    MaffyD
  • MaffyDMaffyD West YorkshireMember Posts: 2,703
    Contentment...
    catwrangler
  • SirBrickalotOfLegoSirBrickalotOfLego WalesMember Posts: 422
    Winning the Brickset Bonus Ball Raffle.
    snowhitiebobabricks
  • Mr_CrossMr_Cross East Anglia (UK)Member Posts: 1,075
    Building #75192!
  • gmonkey76gmonkey76 ChicagoMember Posts: 1,531
    69 Dodge Charger hemi 4 speed 
  • PoMoPinkPoMoPink UKMember Posts: 274
    Win the lottery so I can quit my job and do all the other things on my bucket list.
  • ShibShib UKMember Posts: 5,287
    I've already ticked a lot of stuff off mine..........I guess I'll go with actually finish writing a novel.
    catwrangler
  • messymessy CambridgeshireMember Posts: 241
    To be able to run a marathon (slightly more achievable than developing the ability to fly).
    Shib
  • Speedman29Speedman29 UKMember Posts: 1,451
    My bucket list is wide and varied. I'd love to return to Iceland where we went on Honeymoon over a decade ago.

    Earlier this year I ticked off driving a steam train and in a few weeks time I'll get to drive a Ford GT40 and a 600hp racing Corvette.
  • PaperballparkPaperballpark UK / KLMember Posts: 3,544
    edited September 2017
    TheOriginalSimonB said:
    Not going to happen without a lottery win, but...


    Zero G
    Technically no-one has ever been in Zero-G. Not even astronauts*

    What you could do is go on a parabolic flight. Those are the flights which they use to train astronauts on the effects of weightlessness. I'd like to try that some day.

    *astronauts experience the illusion of Zero-G, but they're not actually in Zero-G. When orbiting, they (and the ISS or whatever they're orbiting in) are still falling towards earth - but they're doing so at an angle and speed that means that by the time they fall towards it, earth has in effect 'moved out of the way'. By maintaining this angle and speed, the earth will always be 'moving out of the way', giving the appearance of orbiting the planet. Of course, if you take air resistance out of the equation, everything falls at the same speed, no matter its mass, so because the astronauts and ISS (or whatever) are falling towards earth (and missing) at the same speed, it appears that the astronauts are floating within it, giving the illusion of Zero-G.
    catwrangler
  • TheFewTheFew EnglandMember Posts: 1,511
    edited September 2017
    **not an entry**


    micro-g is the correct term

  • sid3windrsid3windr BelgiumMember Posts: 1,441
    Making a bucket list ;)

    Realistically: Own house
    Lego-related: My entire wanted list!
  • vizzitorvizzitor IrelandMember Posts: 256
    Impossible bucket list entry: fly like Superman.

    Improbable entry: learn to ride a horse, get a suit of armour with a broadsword and travel around the streets in an eccentric manner. That level of eccentricity would probably need Euromillions-lottery-winnings levels of money to back it up.
    AllBrick
  • iso3200iso3200 97 miles from Brickset TowersMember Posts: 2,047
    Another Icelandic vote! I'd love to spend a few weeks out there, just me and my camera cruising in a 4x4 taking in the sights and producing remarkable images.
    snowhitieSpeedman29
  • mdtvandymdtvandy USAMember Posts: 61

    LEGO-related: spend a few days (or weeks) in Denmark


  • thenosthenos Twin Cities, MNMember Posts: 414
    Just about to write that. I want to go to Billund. 
  • Lego_StarLego_Star ... in a galaxy far, far away.Member Posts: 2,147
    If you had asked before today I would probably would have had an answer but today was awesome here in Billund at the LEGO House and so I'm still revelling in that. It's too soon to think about what's next. :o)
    snowhitiecatwranglercmrt1014
  • SumoLegoSumoLego New YorkMember Posts: 12,567
    edited September 2017
    Staying in one of those straw huts in the Pacific Ocean in Fiji or Palau.
  • snowhitiesnowhitie BelgiumMember Posts: 2,923
    edited September 2017
    In real life: a mobility scooter.
    In dream world: have a trip around new-zeeland with my son and husband.

    Thanks for hosting!
    catwranglerMr_CrossMaffyDcmrt1014
  • bobabricksbobabricks Vancouver, BC, CanadaMember Posts: 1,839
    Doing the Inside Tour
  • LobotLobot UKMember Posts: 953
    Storm chasing.... I've always been fascinated by extreme weather!
  • BoomDiggityBoomDiggity Member Posts: 107
    Skydiving.
  • DB361DB361 UKMember Posts: 236
    Go to an F1 Grand Prix weekend. Ticked off so many things on my bucket list this year and this is one of the biggest that I've yet to do so targeting next year for it!
  • MugenPowerMugenPower Member Posts: 467
    Building all of my unopened Lego sets.
  • datsunrobbiedatsunrobbie West Haven , CTMember Posts: 1,529
    Moving back to NC
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