I've never understood that Aston model, its just not very pretty is it?
Seinfeld arrived while I was away on my bike trip. My wife tried to return it in my absence but was unable to do so. I'm just back and Home Alone so its getting built tonight.
Ascender wrote: ↑Wed Aug 04, 2021 8:13 am
Seinfeld arrived while I was away on my bike trip. My wife tried to return it in my absence but was unable to do so.
She didn't know it was arriving?
Agree on the Aston; no desire at all for that. Having had to move all my unopened Lego from the small spare room to accommodate kittens, I think I need to do the loft conversion before buying any more, anyway.
Seeing reports that they're doing a colour change in the Creator Fiat 500 too, light blue this time. Odd decision but I suppose an easy way to make a few quid.
I've got my order in for the T2 camper and the Technic Recovery truck.
I did like the look of the T2 camper, looks stunning. Not seen the Technic Recovery truck so will get straight on it!
The Seinfeld set is really nice - there's so many little references to the episodes scattered throughout the set - even down to the stickers they've chosen to put on the fridge.
The Landrover accidentally fell into my shopping basket at the weekend. Money off plus an expiring gift voucher for the store were too good to resist...
That's two kits to build then. Only other one that interests me is the new space shuttle. Must resist or I'll be broke forever.
The Landie is the only big display Lego I have in the lounge still, aside from the bonsai/flowers, which should give you an idea of how "cool" that set is
I have to admit, the rave reviews of the build of it have kept niggling away at me. Wasn't gonna bother for ages but you know how a really good build is just a must have...
Mate in Canada has just started building the Millennium Falcon (all 7541 pieces)! Looks rather big. Guess it is one benefit of working in a Lego store.
Picked up the Dodge Charger last week for £56 when nectar did 15% off ebay - can't imagine it would get any cheaper, built yesterday and its cool also. Now have to put more shelves in my man cave to have them all on display
Barry wrote: ↑Mon Aug 23, 2021 2:53 pm
It should be OK sideways? I haven't built the big models yet, I must admit.. but the Challenger fits easily enough:
Yeah, you're right, GT3 is about 235mm with mirrors folded, Billy is 250mm wide at the top.
Very cool collection, I'm tempted by the Shuttle with Hubble, annoyed I missed out on the Xmas Gingerbread house from a few years ago because it actually seemed reasonably priced by Lego standards.