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It's one way to persuade your Mrs about Lego
https://twitter.com/AndyKimNJ/status/1389601320332...
https://twitter.com/AndyKimNJ/status/1389601320332...
AndyKim on Twitter said:
My wife wasn’t thrilled when I put this Lego Millennium Falcon on our wedding registry. To not seem completely self-indulgent, I told her I’d wait until we had kids to build it. Today, after 10 patient years, the adventure begins.
My wife went down with my son today as I'm at a wedding, I believe you need a ticket for the museum and it's part of that.
They only sent me a few that were in his price range so no idea what else they had, he just said lots of 'old and rare' stuff. I think he's come back with the Mandalorian Armoury/Forge set, and knowing how much money he took with him it cost roughly the same as the Armorer minifig costs alone. I also saw some Last Jedi/Rise of Skywalker sets in his photos.
They only sent me a few that were in his price range so no idea what else they had, he just said lots of 'old and rare' stuff. I think he's come back with the Mandalorian Armoury/Forge set, and knowing how much money he took with him it cost roughly the same as the Armorer minifig costs alone. I also saw some Last Jedi/Rise of Skywalker sets in his photos.
Every day a journey said:
What’s the museum like?
We’re planning on a long weekend in Belfast later this year and it’s definitely on the ‘possible things to do’ list.
Never been to Belfast but really looking forward to it.
The Titanic museum is in Southampton, in what used to be the old Civic offices.We’re planning on a long weekend in Belfast later this year and it’s definitely on the ‘possible things to do’ list.
Never been to Belfast but really looking forward to it.
Bobberoo said:
Every day a journey said:
What’s the museum like?
We’re planning on a long weekend in Belfast later this year and it’s definitely on the ‘possible things to do’ list.
Never been to Belfast but really looking forward to it.
The Titanic museum is in Southampton, in what used to be the old Civic offices.We’re planning on a long weekend in Belfast later this year and it’s definitely on the ‘possible things to do’ list.
Never been to Belfast but really looking forward to it.
https://www.titanicbelfast.com/
Although to be fair
https://seacitymuseum.co.uk/
Edited by generationx on Sunday 2nd April 18:14
generationx said:
Bobberoo said:
Every day a journey said:
What’s the museum like?
We’re planning on a long weekend in Belfast later this year and it’s definitely on the ‘possible things to do’ list.
Never been to Belfast but really looking forward to it.
The Titanic museum is in Southampton, in what used to be the old Civic offices.We’re planning on a long weekend in Belfast later this year and it’s definitely on the ‘possible things to do’ list.
Never been to Belfast but really looking forward to it.
https://www.titanicbelfast.com/
Although to be fair
https://seacitymuseum.co.uk/
Edited by generationx on Sunday 2nd April 18:14
ch37 said:
Titanic Museum in Southampton have a Lego thing going on at the moment, retired sets for sale there too. Surprisingly, as it's unusual to find a bargain these days, they had some Star Wars sets up for grabs comfortably below actual sold eBay prices.
This was the original post.Funk said:
I think it looks great but I can't get past the price...
This.Lego are really starting to take the p now, as they're seeing a lot of adult collectors getting involved.
...which is a massive bloody headache when it's your kid who's the main collector in the house. That's >2 years pocket money for the lad, and it's WELL out of birthday present range.
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