This is a great set! Three bags in, bags one and two were a particularly marvel with all the internal mechanisms, I'm in awe of the way they design these things.duncs500 wrote: Tue Jul 28, 2026 4:52 pmNice, I'm probably not going to have time until second half of August so you're way ahead of me!IanF wrote: Tue Jul 28, 2026 4:45 pmIm just starting bag 3 Duncs...duncs500 wrote: Fri Jul 24, 2026 8:51 am
This arrived in time for my stay-cation.
I actually ordered a different set on amazon months ago but the delivery date keeps going back (I assume it will never come) and I wanted a set that would be here while I'm off work so even though I'd looked at it before and was a bit meh about it, it was on discount, will make a good stable mate for my other GT40 and is more pieces so I think it will be fun to build.![]()
Also, saw Jag E-Type is available for pre-order but can't decide if I like it
I think the Jag looks good too!
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Lego's greatest skill is not making more tires than anyone else, or being exceptionally good at injection moulding. It's being exceptionally well tuned into pop culture of middle aged dipshits with disposable income like us... At this point they might as well release new sets with a friendly joke 'time to bend over again, you know you want it!'
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I do really like the Wallace and Gromit one and will probably get it. Though I have heard this type of larger scale more detailed model described as 'display slop' - on the basis that it deviates quite a long way from what Lego was really all about, no play features etc. And I can see that. I've bought quite a lot of the 2026 City sets and they're really good (avoid the 4+ ones which are aimed at younger kits so have some extra-large parts like a car chassis in one piece).
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Very much this, did you see their last financial report? I think only like half of that was me too..KiwiDave wrote: Mon Aug 31, 2026 11:37 pm
Lego's greatest skill is not making more tires than anyone else, or being exceptionally good at injection moulding. It's being exceptionally well tuned into pop culture of middle aged dipshits with disposable income like us... At this point they might as well release new sets with a friendly joke 'time to bend over again, you know you want it!'![]()
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The sides of the lock are far too clean, and there are no leaks. Needs to improve!
(it is very cool)
(it is very cool)
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Driving a Galaxy far far away
Driving a Galaxy far far away
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Duncs, the white Countach of a similar scale is due to retire at the end of the year, so if you're interested in that to go with the 911 then I'd buy it while it's still around. Can't see any discounts currently but maybe one to grab if there is an offer - it has been on offer regularly.
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Eek, I need to work out what to do with the ones I've already got!Jobbo wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2026 11:19 am Duncs, the white Countach of a similar scale is due to retire at the end of the year, so if you're interested in that to go with the 911 then I'd buy it while it's still around. Can't see any discounts currently but maybe one to grab if there is an offer - it has been on offer regularly.
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2 ships to build, 2 Land Rovers and various other sets but I hear rumours of a large Godzilla set on the way.
We are currently part way through the Godzilla Showa era movies and the kids are loving it, part Godzilla, part Gerry Anderson style movie. Having this on christmas day will make quite the scene.
Any official news at all from the Lego followers on here?
Dave!
We are currently part way through the Godzilla Showa era movies and the kids are loving it, part Godzilla, part Gerry Anderson style movie. Having this on christmas day will make quite the scene.
Any official news at all from the Lego followers on here?
Dave!
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Nothing official - but Godzilla is rumoured to be well over £300 and to be launched on 27 November.V8Granite wrote: Fri Sep 11, 2026 10:06 am Any official news at all from the Lego followers on here?
Frankly I think I'm more likely to get Downton Abbey but perhaps then swap the minifigs out for Cruise and Kidman in Eyes Wide Shut, also filmed at Highclere Castle.

