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Ok, so after a week off, the right side is done and fitted. The instructions for this side were far more sensible than then left side and a s a result it went together a lot easier and with no breakages. However, it required a hell of lot more bricks than the parts list would have me believe, therefore I would like to thank my Micro Fighter Star Destroyer, Micro Fighter AT-AT, regular AT-AT, 3x BTTF DeLorean's, Trevi Fountain and Tower Bridge for giving up the ghost to make this side a reality.
Having bought it and started it nearly two years ago, I finally got around during a week off last week to completing the 8653 1:10 Racers Ferrari Enzo kit. Depressingly, it was missing a few pieces - the perils of buying from ebay, I suppose - but relatively inconsequential ones that only really prevented me from putting one of the headlight fittings on.
Nice kit - and larger than I had thought it would be.
Nice kit - and larger than I had thought it would be.
Edited by Lurking Lawyer on Monday 13th April 13:36
Did anyone see that "Collectaholics" program on last night?
There was a guy on there who's house was full of lego, he was quite high on the Autistic spectrum so sorting and cataloguing his bricks helped him deal with his ADHD and Aspergers syndrome. His garage was just rammed with racking full of boxes of bricks.
He was asked to display a massive townscape at the Brick exhibition in London, really nice seeing him share his hobby with others, and the program handled it very sensitively. Well worth a watch.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b05rbxjg/coll...
There was a guy on there who's house was full of lego, he was quite high on the Autistic spectrum so sorting and cataloguing his bricks helped him deal with his ADHD and Aspergers syndrome. His garage was just rammed with racking full of boxes of bricks.
He was asked to display a massive townscape at the Brick exhibition in London, really nice seeing him share his hobby with others, and the program handled it very sensitively. Well worth a watch.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b05rbxjg/coll...
).lufbramatt said:
Did anyone see that "Collectaholics" program on last night?
There was a guy on there who's house was full of lego, he was quite high on the Autistic spectrum so sorting and cataloguing his bricks helped him deal with his ADHD and Aspergers syndrome. His garage was just rammed with racking full of boxes of bricks.
He was asked to display a massive townscape at the Brick exhibition in London, really nice seeing him share his hobby with others, and the program handled it very sensitively. Well worth a watch.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b05rbxjg/coll...
That was very impressive!There was a guy on there who's house was full of lego, he was quite high on the Autistic spectrum so sorting and cataloguing his bricks helped him deal with his ADHD and Aspergers syndrome. His garage was just rammed with racking full of boxes of bricks.
He was asked to display a massive townscape at the Brick exhibition in London, really nice seeing him share his hobby with others, and the program handled it very sensitively. Well worth a watch.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b05rbxjg/coll...
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