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Craikeybaby

11,972 posts

252 months

Monday 1st June
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Hoonicorn, F&F Supra and Lightning McQueen ordered this evening. Should probably finishing decorating my new office so I have space to display them...

Mopey

2,560 posts

182 months

Monday 1st June
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May have gone shopping today.


Wish

1,825 posts

276 months

Monday 1st June
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ian_c_uk said:
Wish said:
Zad said:
Wish said:
This turned up today.
Love a delivery from Lego.

You'll need a tray...
??? ears
beerclap

jimmsy

971 posts

154 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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MissChief said:
I'd imagine making it structurally sound without some internal bracing would have been very difficult. It's a display piece after all.

They made Lewis a full size one too: https://youtube.com/shorts/DlrnfQjD1Y8?si=KQNlKOP2...

They've also released, yet not announced yet, Piastri and I'd assume a Lando helmet to mark McLaren's 1,000th F1 race. https://youtu.be/YdH-SvQoHeo?si=Vtjtn4d98D-g_TCs
I saw that leak the other day. I was thinking before starting this build I might get one, but now I'm not sure. I'll see how this looks after. It feels like quite an unnecessary level of complexity inside the helmet. Almost to justify the cost or get the brick numbers up.

Every day a journey

2,949 posts

65 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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jimmsy said:
MissChief said:
I'd imagine making it structurally sound without some internal bracing would have been very difficult. It's a display piece after all.

They made Lewis a full size one too: https://youtube.com/shorts/DlrnfQjD1Y8?si=KQNlKOP2...

They've also released, yet not announced yet, Piastri and I'd assume a Lando helmet to mark McLaren's 1,000th F1 race. https://youtu.be/YdH-SvQoHeo?si=Vtjtn4d98D-g_TCs
I saw that leak the other day. I was thinking before starting this build I might get one, but now I'm not sure. I'll see how this looks after. It feels like quite an unnecessary level of complexity inside the helmet. Almost to justify the cost or get the brick numbers up.
Similar to any of the Star Wars helmet series? They seem quite overly complex inside.

Sporky

11,539 posts

91 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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I suspect it's to get all the angles right and ensure the finished thing meets their standards for robustness. Making it as just a shell would be very difficult.

MissChief

7,908 posts

195 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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Sporky said:
I suspect it's to get all the angles right and ensure the finished thing meets their standards for robustness. Making it as just a shell would be very difficult.
They’re of a similar size, yes.

havoc

33,088 posts

262 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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Mopey said:
May have gone shopping today.

Please feedback on what it's like to build and what it looks like finished.

Mopey

2,560 posts

182 months

Tuesday 2nd June
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havoc said:
Mopey said:
May have gone shopping today.

Please feedback on what it's like to build and what it looks like finished.
Could be waiting a while. It’s in a que! Rivendell first.
The one in the shop looked mighty impressive though with the minifig scale interior.

havoc

33,088 posts

262 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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Son's done Rivendell (with some help, of course! wink ), and it's a lovely thing. A few bits are repetitive, but not enough to worry about and there's some cool techniques and amazing detail.

GetCarter

31,073 posts

306 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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Just got the road bike. Enjoyable build. Nothing tricky. Looks the part. It's +/- 60cm long. Was dreading the chain, but it was easy.


Mopey

2,560 posts

182 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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GetCarter said:
Just got the road bike. Enjoyable build. Nothing tricky. Looks the part. It's +/- 60cm long. Was dreading the chain, but it was easy.

It’s cool, it just doesn’t look like Lego!

GetCarter

31,073 posts

306 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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Mopey said:
It s cool, it just doesn t look like Lego!
One of the reasons I bought it!

ETA... Tis one of the reasons I like building these:




Edited by GetCarter on Wednesday 3rd June 16:14

jodypress

2,090 posts

301 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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GetCarter said:
Just got the road bike. Enjoyable build. Nothing tricky. Looks the part. It's +/- 60cm long. Was dreading the chain, but it was easy.

Lovely. Have to wait until father's day to open mine. Might even get custom stickers to match my old red Cervelo. Combines 2 of my passions. Lego and cycling cloud9

WPA

14,385 posts

141 months

Wednesday 3rd June
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jodypress said:
GetCarter said:
Just got the road bike. Enjoyable build. Nothing tricky. Looks the part. It's +/- 60cm long. Was dreading the chain, but it was easy.

Lovely. Have to wait until father's day to open mine. Might even get custom stickers to match my old red Cervelo. Combines 2 of my passions. Lego and cycling cloud9
I have already seen decal kits for it

jodypress

2,090 posts

301 months

Thursday 4th June
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WPA said:
jodypress said:
GetCarter said:
Just got the road bike. Enjoyable build. Nothing tricky. Looks the part. It's +/- 60cm long. Was dreading the chain, but it was easy.

Lovely. Have to wait until father's day to open mine. Might even get custom stickers to match my old red Cervelo. Combines 2 of my passions. Lego and cycling cloud9
I have already seen decal kits for it
I've seen them too but they're only in Black, would prefer White, like my actual bike. Still very cool with decals.

Every day a journey

2,949 posts

65 months

Thursday 4th June
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I’m guessing they’re assuming it will be ‘finished’ by November?

If not, no worries, you can always leave a few bits off and 30 years later ‘nearly there’

Absolutely beautiful and a 12k plus set but that price is punchy.

The interior shots look as detailed and lovely as the exterior.

This is a Titanic set for me. I’d absolutely LOVE it, just cannot justify the outlay and don’t have the space to show it off in all its dust trap glory.

Behold…


wibble cb

4,133 posts

234 months

Friday 5th June
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Every day a journey said:
I m guessing they re assuming it will be finished by November?

If not, no worries, you can always leave a few bits off and 30 years later nearly there

Absolutely beautiful and a 12k plus set but that price is punchy.

The interior shots look as detailed and lovely as the exterior.

This is a Titanic set for me. I d absolutely LOVE it, just cannot justify the outlay and don t have the space to show it off in all its dust trap glory.

Behold

I may have spent slightly less actually going there…



beer

GetCarter

31,073 posts

306 months

Friday 5th June
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Every day a journey said:
I m guessing they re assuming it will be finished by November?

If not, no worries, you can always leave a few bits off and 30 years later nearly there

Absolutely beautiful and a 12k plus set but that price is punchy.

The interior shots look as detailed and lovely as the exterior.

This is a Titanic set for me. I d absolutely LOVE it, just cannot justify the outlay and don t have the space to show it off in all its dust trap glory.

Behold

It's on my list, but like the Notre-Dame set, it'll have to go in a display case, cos, as you say... dust!




Edited by GetCarter on Friday 5th June 05:23

Every day a journey

2,949 posts

65 months

Friday 5th June
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wibble cb said:
I may have spent slightly less actually going there



beer
Really is ‘only slightly less’ too clap

These two enjoyed it though