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Fluid said:
BlueMR2 said:
They haven't been released yet technically.
Local toy shop had three boxes; they did say that they weren't officially released until next year.I have no idea how they had them so early.
Might pop in the LEGO store later to get some empty boxes (good size and strength for bits on bricklink) and get the 3rd issue of Blocks from WHSmiths as well.
fatboy69 said:
I was in Toys r Us earlier today looking at the vast array of Lego that they now stock.
Noticed that they had the Lego Architecture Sydney Opera House n the shelf.
Priced at a mere £279.99......
Credit card stayed in my wallet however I was tempted.
It looks superb. Anyone built it?
Well that price is a total ripoff. Its £250 at Lego -Noticed that they had the Lego Architecture Sydney Opera House n the shelf.
Priced at a mere £279.99......
Credit card stayed in my wallet however I was tempted.
It looks superb. Anyone built it?
http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Sydney-Opera-House-1023...
The model is excellent, a really good build. The base goes together in two sections then the 'houses' are built and added. The only downside (except the price) is that it needs a lot of space to display. I have had to dismantle and pack it back into the box for a while.
fatboy69 said:
I was in Toys r Us earlier today looking at the vast array of Lego that they now stock.
Noticed that they had the Lego Architecture Sydney Opera House n the shelf.
Priced at a mere £279.99......
Credit card stayed in my wallet however I was tempted.
It looks superb. Anyone built it?
Should be £250 RRPNoticed that they had the Lego Architecture Sydney Opera House n the shelf.
Priced at a mere £279.99......
Credit card stayed in my wallet however I was tempted.
It looks superb. Anyone built it?
ColinM said:
fatboy69 said:
I was in Toys r Us earlier today looking at the vast array of Lego that they now stock.
Noticed that they had the Lego Architecture Sydney Opera House n the shelf.
Priced at a mere £279.99......
Credit card stayed in my wallet however I was tempted.
It looks superb. Anyone built it?
Well that price is a total ripoff. Its £250 at Lego -Noticed that they had the Lego Architecture Sydney Opera House n the shelf.
Priced at a mere £279.99......
Credit card stayed in my wallet however I was tempted.
It looks superb. Anyone built it?
http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Sydney-Opera-House-1023...
The model is excellent, a really good build. The base goes together in two sections then the 'houses' are built and added. The only downside (except the price) is that it needs a lot of space to display. I have had to dismantle and pack it back into the box for a while.
We had a Chima and Creator day yesterday.
Nipper got three Chima sets, and is showing how well he can build 'on his own' (little bits of help usually correcting mirroring errors). Lass got the Creator Beachside House, which is officially better than Friends as 'it's not all pink'.
Result.
Nipper got three Chima sets, and is showing how well he can build 'on his own' (little bits of help usually correcting mirroring errors). Lass got the Creator Beachside House, which is officially better than Friends as 'it's not all pink'.
Result.
Hi there,
Somebody on here asked me to to do a build log of 10179 Millennium Falcon, so here's the first part. I've never done a build log of anything before so please let me know if there's anything specific you'd like to see or know.
So here it is, although it has been in the house for several weeks I haven't been allowed to do anything other than look at the box until yesterday.
5.195 pieces (I hope!!) all nicely bagged up.
314 page A3 instruction book, stickers, certificate & letter.
The fun begins, the photos don't really portray the massive amount of parts. The seller actually did a really good job of organising and bagging everything up.
It looks like the first stage is to build the internal structure
To be continued....
Somebody on here asked me to to do a build log of 10179 Millennium Falcon, so here's the first part. I've never done a build log of anything before so please let me know if there's anything specific you'd like to see or know.
So here it is, although it has been in the house for several weeks I haven't been allowed to do anything other than look at the box until yesterday.
5.195 pieces (I hope!!) all nicely bagged up.
314 page A3 instruction book, stickers, certificate & letter.
The fun begins, the photos don't really portray the massive amount of parts. The seller actually did a really good job of organising and bagging everything up.
It looks like the first stage is to build the internal structure
To be continued....
Bipolar Kittens said:
Hi there,
Somebody on here asked me to to do a build log of 10179 Millennium Falcon, so here's the first part. I've never done a build log of anything before so please let me know if there's anything specific you'd like to see or know.
So here it is, although it has been in the house for several weeks I haven't been allowed to do anything other than look at the box until yesterday.
5.195 pieces (I hope!!) all nicely bagged up.
314 page A3 instruction book, stickers, certificate & letter.
The fun begins, the photos don't really portray the massive amount of parts. The seller actually did a really good job of organising and bagging everything up.
It looks like the first stage is to build the internal structure
To be continued....
Strewth!Somebody on here asked me to to do a build log of 10179 Millennium Falcon, so here's the first part. I've never done a build log of anything before so please let me know if there's anything specific you'd like to see or know.
So here it is, although it has been in the house for several weeks I haven't been allowed to do anything other than look at the box until yesterday.
5.195 pieces (I hope!!) all nicely bagged up.
314 page A3 instruction book, stickers, certificate & letter.
The fun begins, the photos don't really portray the massive amount of parts. The seller actually did a really good job of organising and bagging everything up.
It looks like the first stage is to build the internal structure
To be continued....
Makes my X wing look positively tiny, done eight bags of the ten and will finish in the morning
Looking forward to seeing more of your updates
Halfway through the Cargo Plane build and there are a LOT of parts but I think there's one missing already. The parts seem strewn across all the bags so far as there isn't one I haven't opened which seems very disorganised. Also increases the potential for a lost piece somewhere. It's an 'all-in-one' build, no stage one then stage 2 which doesn't help./
MissChief said:
Halfway through the Cargo Plane build and there are a LOT of parts but I think there's one missing already. The parts seem strewn across all the bags so far as there isn't one I haven't opened which seems very disorganised. Also increases the potential for a lost piece somewhere. It's an 'all-in-one' build, no stage one then stage 2 which doesn't help./
An "old school" build then.
So, the next section is done, it turns out it attaches to the internal structure to form part of what I assume is going to be the rear of the Falcon.
Next up, this bit. I'm guessing it's going to be an upper rear section, which doesn't look like it'll take very long.
PS. This is my work area, who needs tubs! :-) I'm getting quite adept at remembering which pieces are in which bag.
Next up, this bit. I'm guessing it's going to be an upper rear section, which doesn't look like it'll take very long.
PS. This is my work area, who needs tubs! :-) I'm getting quite adept at remembering which pieces are in which bag.
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