The LEPIN "LEGO" for non sensitive types
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Ash_ said:
I have this book, which is quite good.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Build-Brick-Airplanes...
This one may also be good too.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Warbirds-Air-Pirates-LEGO...
Purchased that first book!! https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Build-Brick-Airplanes...
This one may also be good too.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Warbirds-Air-Pirates-LEGO...
Thanks for the Link
Farky said:
Ash_ said:
I have this book, which is quite good.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Build-Brick-Airplanes...
This one may also be good too.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Warbirds-Air-Pirates-LEGO...
Purchased that first book!! https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Build-Brick-Airplanes...
This one may also be good too.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Warbirds-Air-Pirates-LEGO...
Thanks for the Link
Hello again.
After selling my earlier model from Mould King the 13146 Articulated Logging 8x8 Off-road truck I bought another one from the same manufacture. This time it was Mould King 17028 Rescue/Recovery Truck. It took quite a bit as it has nearly 5000pcs. Also the battery for rc was faulty and I made a few mistakes as was not able to test during the build. So, some functions don't work and I need to look into them. This model seems to have better manual. Although, some parts had to be bent to be fixed. I did not come across this with Lego Technic in GT3 RS or Veyron or Defender. It is not that well designed imho, but better than the prvious Mould King model.
Took a video of the "beast" in a wild.
After selling my earlier model from Mould King the 13146 Articulated Logging 8x8 Off-road truck I bought another one from the same manufacture. This time it was Mould King 17028 Rescue/Recovery Truck. It took quite a bit as it has nearly 5000pcs. Also the battery for rc was faulty and I made a few mistakes as was not able to test during the build. So, some functions don't work and I need to look into them. This model seems to have better manual. Although, some parts had to be bent to be fixed. I did not come across this with Lego Technic in GT3 RS or Veyron or Defender. It is not that well designed imho, but better than the prvious Mould King model.
Took a video of the "beast" in a wild.
Edited by martynr on Thursday 20th October 12:57
Edited by martynr on Thursday 20th October 13:21
Just completed the Cobi HMS Hood.
Really enjoyable build and a thoroughly relaxing way to spend an hour or so over a few Sunday afternoons
1/300 scale so just under 3ft long, as I said about the other Cobi sets I’ve made, within the confines of the ‘Lego block’ medium it’s an absolutely super model.
The Cobi designers have put a lot of research in and most of the features of the Hood are present (I did a slight tweak to the Pom-Poms).
My son suggested I could do a June 1941 Hood and just lob the 2600 parts into the pond but I’m glad I went with the May 41 version!
Really enjoyable build and a thoroughly relaxing way to spend an hour or so over a few Sunday afternoons
1/300 scale so just under 3ft long, as I said about the other Cobi sets I’ve made, within the confines of the ‘Lego block’ medium it’s an absolutely super model.
The Cobi designers have put a lot of research in and most of the features of the Hood are present (I did a slight tweak to the Pom-Poms).
My son suggested I could do a June 1941 Hood and just lob the 2600 parts into the pond but I’m glad I went with the May 41 version!
Narcisus said:
Well for better or worse that's UCS X-Wing 10240 ordered for 69 quid. Says 1 to 7 days shipped from Europe via DHL ..... We'll see !
Was also tempted by the 2600 for 80 quid.
The King UCS X-wing was the one I ordered for my Mrs years ago when it first came out, excellent for the money.Was also tempted by the 2600 for 80 quid.
wibble cb said:
Narcisus said:
X-Wing arrived this morning superb service. 5 Days !
Great, when its done can you photograph it with the one of the other X-Wings (like mine) I am curioyus to see the difference)!cheers
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