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The OG Jester said:
MissChief said:
I've just built this as my first ever foray into the world of Lego Technic. I did take my time as not to mess anything up (which I did and fixed). Really enjoyed it and surprised that it has working pistons and a 2-speed 'gear-box' with gear selector. Really impressed, and yes it does sit a bit wonky on the paddock stand.
The OG Jester said:
Funk said:
Knock a link out of the chain and you can get it to sit a bit nicer without sagging:
That's it with 1-link already taken out. It was the last piece I done and by that time my fingers were sore. I'll see if I can adjust it later.Number 1 son brought the Ferrari SP3 I bought him for his birthday and the fake Lego huge truck I bought him for a pre-Christmas present. I was/am mighty impressed! The Ferrari is fantastic and the details are terrific, the big truck thing is also great but seems a little less sturdy than genuine Lego as the trip down here made it shed an axle/diff/wheels.
I also got him that HUGE crane thing on the previous page, that should keep him busy for a while.
I am surprised though at just how much all this Lego is: the Ferrari was about £300, the crane is £460 while the knock-off was only £200. Still a lot of dosh when I remember buying him Lego sets from Woolworths for under £20!
I also got him that HUGE crane thing on the previous page, that should keep him busy for a while.
I am surprised though at just how much all this Lego is: the Ferrari was about £300, the crane is £460 while the knock-off was only £200. Still a lot of dosh when I remember buying him Lego sets from Woolworths for under £20!
Megaflow said:
It is a good kit, but I have run out of space, so something needs to go to make room for the D11 & Concorde.
I have the same problem, but I’m too much of a MBBlat said:
Megaflow said:
It is a good kit, but I have run out of space, so something needs to go to make room for the D11 & Concorde.
I have the same problem, but I’m too much of a Megaflow said:
MBBlat said:
Megaflow said:
It is a good kit, but I have run out of space, so something needs to go to make room for the D11 & Concorde.
I have the same problem, but I’m too much of a Guy came and collected the next day.
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I would say a Tamiya model would be better to show off thre workings and it will actually move.
I would say a Tamiya model would be better to show off thre workings and it will actually move.
I've decided to downsize somewhat - I'm looking to sell just over 50 assorted Technic sets, some opened and some unopened.
I know I could list them all individually on eBay or similar but I don't really have the time and then there is the hassle of getting them posted.
Has anyone come across an organisation or individual who buys in bulk?
I know I could list them all individually on eBay or similar but I don't really have the time and then there is the hassle of getting them posted.
Has anyone come across an organisation or individual who buys in bulk?
Little boy has moved onto technic from normal lego.
Last normal build was the minecraft iron gollum which has flew through in no time at all.
He's now gone for the Bugatti Bolide as it was on offer. Couple of years too old for him but he's def enjoying it, taking him a bit longer than the original stuff!
Seems a nice enough build so far where Dad has had to intervene
Last normal build was the minecraft iron gollum which has flew through in no time at all.
He's now gone for the Bugatti Bolide as it was on offer. Couple of years too old for him but he's def enjoying it, taking him a bit longer than the original stuff!
Seems a nice enough build so far where Dad has had to intervene
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