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WPA

14,445 posts

141 months

Friday 22nd May
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SydneyBridge said:
1st August, not hugely impressed

That is terrible, should have been a lot better

Every day a journey

2,977 posts

65 months

Friday 22nd May
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SydneyBridge said:
1st August, not hugely impressed

ste

generationx

9,027 posts

132 months

Friday 22nd May
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WPA said:
SydneyBridge said:
1st August, not hugely impressed

That is terrible, should have been a lot better
It’s so bad it looks fake, miles away from Lego’s normal standards.

SydneyBridge

11,475 posts

185 months

Friday 22nd May
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I thought it was fake but is real apparently.

tangerine_sedge

6,530 posts

245 months

Friday 22nd May
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SydneyBridge said:
1st August, not hugely impressed

Lol - that's atrocious. I thought it was a poor version of the Cada Fiat 131 when I first caught a glimpse of it!

BlueMR2

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9,410 posts

229 months

Friday 22nd May
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https://www.humblebundle.com/books/best-of-humble-...

LEGO based books in a Humble Bundle for anyone that wants to save over a physical copy.

blueST

4,839 posts

243 months

Friday 22nd May
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tangerine_sedge said:
SydneyBridge said:
1st August, not hugely impressed

Lol - that's atrocious. I thought it was a poor version of the Cada Fiat 131 when I first caught a glimpse of it!
They often look better in the brick than on the box, but thats really doesn't look promising. I'd have thought a boxy old BMW would lend itself well to a lego version too.

Ollerton57

573 posts

205 months

Friday 22nd May
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Just finished Pac-Man. Made a nice difference from the usual cars/bikes. A lot of work went into the design and build of the game board itself. Really enjoyed putting this one together.




havoc

33,127 posts

262 months

Friday 22nd May
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tangerine_sedge said:
SydneyBridge said:
1st August, not hugely impressed

Lol - that's atrocious. I thought it was a poor version of the Cada Fiat 131 when I first caught a glimpse of it!
yes

My mind went instantly to Fiat as well.

tangerine_sedge

6,530 posts

245 months

Friday 22nd May
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blueST said:
tangerine_sedge said:
SydneyBridge said:
1st August, not hugely impressed

Lol - that's atrocious. I thought it was a poor version of the Cada Fiat 131 when I first caught a glimpse of it!
They often look better in the brick than on the box, but thats really doesn't look promising. I'd have thought a boxy old BMW would lend itself well to a lego version too.
The colour scheme and alloys don't help, but it's the nose which is just wrong.

Jobbo

13,725 posts

291 months

Friday 22nd May
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That M3 is a joke after all the really rather good Speed Champions recently. Definitely more Fiat 131, but even that is doing the Fiat a disservice.

lufbramatt

5,623 posts

161 months

Saturday 23rd May
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Could’ve looked so much better than that.

Trouble is with blocky stuff it’s the proportions and subtleties that make it look right, which they have missed completely.

SydneyBridge

11,475 posts

185 months

Saturday 23rd May
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The red one above looks really good

BlueMR2

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9,410 posts

229 months

Saturday 23rd May
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SydneyBridge said:
The red one above looks really good
Agreed, much better, although to be fair its bigger than speed champions size. Perhaps the lack of stickers is making it look better too.

Every day a journey

2,977 posts

65 months

Saturday 23rd May
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Even as crap as it is it’s still better looking than any real modern bmw crap

wibble cb

4,134 posts

234 months

Saturday 23rd May
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So the rocket is complete, but not without some issues, there are a number of ball/socket joints used to make the underpinnings of the main fuselage, and while they do click together, there is a certain amount of tension to them, the sloped tiles used to create the surface don t sit 100% comfortably as a result , it s not the end of the world, just an observation


after 5 bags, of 11









And Snowy doesn t get a helmet, coz dogs can breath in space, apparently

Edited by wibble cb on Saturday 23 May 23:42

StonedRollin

1,762 posts

237 months

Tuesday 26th May
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wibble cb said:
So the rocket is complete, but not without some issues, there are a number of ball/socket joints used to make the underpinnings of the main fuselage, and while they do click together, there is a certain amount of tension to them, the sloped tiles used to create the surface don t sit 100% comfortably as a result , it s not the end of the world, just an observation


after 5 bags, of 11



And Snowy doesn t get a helmet, coz dogs can breath in space, apparently

Edited by wibble cb on Saturday 23 May 23:42
I really wanted to like this set as love Tintin but there is something in my mind that just doesn't sit right with it. boxedin

MissChief

7,917 posts

195 months

Wednesday 27th May
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I suspect this won’t ever be available from Lego, they don’t do war machines.
https://www.reddit.com/r/lego/s/fY5ruyXmW3

havoc

33,127 posts

262 months

Wednesday 27th May
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That's nuts...in a good way!

lauda

4,371 posts

234 months

Wednesday 27th May
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MissChief said:
I suspect this won t ever be available from Lego, they don t do war machines.
https://www.reddit.com/r/lego/s/fY5ruyXmW3
That's very cool. The USS Iowa docked in Portsmouth when I was a kid and my dad took me out of school one afternoon to go and see it. You could even go on board for a look around. I can't imagine they'd allow that sort of thing now.