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Since he hasn't replied:
He used a custom MOC LDD and Bricklinked all the pieces needed. It was apparently a total ball ache and having Bricklinked my own smaller MOCs I can safely say it was three zeros expensive.
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Since he hasn't replied:
He used a custom MOC LDD and Bricklinked all the pieces needed. It was apparently a total ball ache and having Bricklinked my own smaller MOCs I can safely say it was three zeros expensive.
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Yep, that about sums it up
Me? If so - it's below
posted in what you have purchased thread, but thought i'd share here - had a coffee table made:
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^^ I want this so bad for my UCS Falcon but our lounge just doesn't have space for a coffee table 
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^^ I want this so bad for my UCS Falcon but our lounge just doesn't have space for a coffee table
I've got a vertical stand from Wicked Brick. For just a few 3D printed pieces of plastic, it's over priced but it does look good!
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Yeah I've thought about it, or the one made from Lego... or the guide online for mounting it to a TV wallmount bracket... in all cases I just don't have the space anywhere. Truth is when I bought the Falcon I promised Mrs.Rufus that I'd dismantle it again and pack it away into the loft until we maybe someday move to a house that has space to display it, but it's been over a year now and it's still fully assembled under the spare bed. I think she has given up asking when I'm going to take it apart at this point
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Finally finished it (mobile aggregate), the question is how long do i leave it before breaking it down and building the excavator. I think i might last a week lol.
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I lasted less than a week, borken it down and started building the bucket excavator
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Just a heads up. Smyth's have the Death Star on offer at £299.
I lasted less than a week, borken it down and started building the bucket excavator
Well that went well
repurchased my first ever Technic set from eBay
My mum bought it for me at Christmas many moons ago.
Listed as 100% complete will check this weekend.
Awesome find - I really wanted this kit as a kid. This is up there with the Star Wars AT-AT and Big Track as an iconic toy.
I had a smaller kit (a Technics Blue Car; No idea what it was) my Dad built it at first and then refused to rebuild after I decided to be an annoying sprog and crash it into the skirting board. Any plans of convincing my parents for a bigger kit - kissed goodbye...
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I had a smaller kit (a Technics Blue Car; No idea what it was) my Dad built it at first and then refused to rebuild after I decided to be an annoying sprog and crash it into the skirting board. Any plans of convincing my parents for a bigger kit - kissed goodbye...
Technic 854 Go Kart!
I had one of those too. And the chassis and crane above. Happy days.Technic 854 Go Kart!
Bloody Hell - that was the one! Awesome cheers CGrieves
I am resisting the urge to browse eBay... I can see the appeal - but once you start...
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Just finished the Volvo Concept Wheel loader, not a bad build and will look into seeing if it cab be motorised without too much fuss.
Also just started another CaDA model with my lad, the CaDA C51041W Off-Road Crawler. Unlike other clones CaDA seems to make their own models plus they use a lot of slightly different moulds/parts to Lego. But the main reason for picking this up as it comes an impressive RC setup, a USB rechargeable battery pack that also acts as a receiver for four motors and a controller that can also control all four.
Also just started another CaDA model with my lad, the CaDA C51041W Off-Road Crawler. Unlike other clones CaDA seems to make their own models plus they use a lot of slightly different moulds/parts to Lego. But the main reason for picking this up as it comes an impressive RC setup, a USB rechargeable battery pack that also acts as a receiver for four motors and a controller that can also control all four.
Someone I know is making space. I'd have these if I had a bigger house but sadly I just don't have the space. Drop me a trust and I'll put you in touch. He's oop norf, West Yorkshire somewhere. Solid guy, I can vouch for him.
https://imgur.com/a/mEn9tob
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Cheers for that Didds!
Yep. The Lego is mine. I'm away from home at the moment, but I'll get a topic up in the Members Market at some point if there's interest here. It'd be collection only however, due to the size.
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That's a point, I've not been on in a while and assumed there was a non-tech section. Maybe not!