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troc said:
From what I can see, it has front and rear inboard suspension, working cylinders and a shaft-driven rear wheel. Pretty much the same level of technic-ness as most other Lego Technic motorbikes.
I like it, nice old-style Lego feel to it and interesting details.
Yup, only downside i can think of is that compared to 42007 or 42036, all the extra money/parts (€20-10 difference) went into cosmetic stuff rather then real functional stuff. Understandable for a licensed set (the Ferrari Enzo and 599, and porsche GT3 are no different, they have functionality nonlicensed sets half their cost have + cosmetics)I like it, nice old-style Lego feel to it and interesting details.
just built the space shuttle, guess its been in the loft in pieces for best part of 15 years, the cables are very brittle and some of the insulation has actually come off now, i know you can get them ebay etc but they haven't been made for sometime now due to the difference in connectors and motors, any places people know that make replacement type ones before i try to open the connectors and solder new leads in.
Heartworm said:
I just started building the Mercedes truck and discovered I'm missing a part from the section of bags 1, stole one from bag 5 but will be one short at the end. Anyone know how long the replacement part service takes to deliver?
Part: 6073231
You might get one of those spare in a later bag. Keep going for now. Lego can take a couple of weeks to get a missing part out.Part: 6073231
ColinM said:
Heartworm said:
You might get one of those spare in a later bag. Keep going for now. Lego can take a couple of weeks to get a missing part out.Heartworm said:
I just started building the Mercedes truck and discovered I'm missing a part from the section of bags 1, stole one from bag 5 but will be one short at the end. Anyone know how long the replacement part service takes to deliver?
Part: 6073231
Are you certain it isn't there? I lost count of the times I thought a part was missing only to then find it hidden beneath something else when i was sure i'd individually looked at every single piece remaining.Part: 6073231
kieranbennett said:
Heartworm said:
Are you certain it isn't there? I lost count of the times I thought a part was missing only to then find it hidden beneath something else when i was sure i'd individually looked at every single piece remaining.kieranbennett said:
Are you certain it isn't there? I lost count of the times I thought a part was missing only to then find it hidden beneath something else when i was sure i'd individually looked at every single piece remaining.
Positive, a little OCD but I open all the numbered bags for the section and organise into a lot of individual tubs. I've got to the end of section 1 and there is very little leftover for it to get lost with, so I checked all the empty bags that were returned to the box.It may be a cat got a hold of it, but that would normally make a much bigger mess than a single piece missing. Ordered 4 and worked out at just over 25p each including postage.
Well, I'm unimpressed......
http://www.technicfactory.net/lego-technic-2017-se...
The BMW bike is about the only one there that interests me, Hopefully the second half of 2017 would be better
http://www.technicfactory.net/lego-technic-2017-se...
The BMW bike is about the only one there that interests me, Hopefully the second half of 2017 would be better
sidicks said:
100% of the money will go to charity - depending on location I could even consider delivering the item (or at least meeting halfway).
At present, my best option is to raffle the set with tickets for say £2.50 each and hope we get 60-80 tickets sold, so that the charity gets £150-200, but I'm not sure whether there will be sufficient demand at a local church fete (not sure many people will appreciate this is a £200+ Lego set).
Sidicks.
Last chance, is anyone prepared to offer £125-£150 for this set (to include delivery)?At present, my best option is to raffle the set with tickets for say £2.50 each and hope we get 60-80 tickets sold, so that the charity gets £150-200, but I'm not sure whether there will be sufficient demand at a local church fete (not sure many people will appreciate this is a £200+ Lego set).
Sidicks.
The full amount will be donated to charity!
troc said:
Well, I'm unimpressed......
http://www.technicfactory.net/lego-technic-2017-se...
The BMW bike is about the only one there that interests me, Hopefully the second half of 2017 would be better
I think those are nice sets actually, they're more toys than models for adults which technic seems to be turning into.http://www.technicfactory.net/lego-technic-2017-se...
The BMW bike is about the only one there that interests me, Hopefully the second half of 2017 would be better
LaurasOtherHalf said:
troc said:
Well, I'm unimpressed......
http://www.technicfactory.net/lego-technic-2017-se...
The BMW bike is about the only one there that interests me, Hopefully the second half of 2017 would be better
I think those are nice sets actually, they're more toys than models for adults which technic seems to be turning into.http://www.technicfactory.net/lego-technic-2017-se...
The BMW bike is about the only one there that interests me, Hopefully the second half of 2017 would be better
The point about the toys is very valid. I buy the sets as models but my children play with them and these have lots of playability.
Certainly going to get the one I mentioned.
Does anyone have the code that is around somewhere, possibly on Facebook, for 20% off selected Lego items.
Apparently the Bucket Excavator can be purchased for £149.99 this week - if I can find the code.
I can't find it anywhere of my Facebook feed so if anyone can assist I would be grateful.
Apparently the Bucket Excavator can be purchased for £149.99 this week - if I can find the code.
I can't find it anywhere of my Facebook feed so if anyone can assist I would be grateful.
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