***The Official OcUK Lego Thread***

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Where did you get the porsche from?
AliExpress.

The fella who comes around with a bag of dvds? :D
I have done and still do buy a mountain of kits from Lego although some of these other brands (not just those that do knock offs of Lego kit) make some fantastic sets that are a lot more interesting the some of the recent Lego offerings.
 
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Panama Canal. Education series.

Got it for Xmas for the missus. She finally got round to building it.
Now keep in mind that I work with ex Captains, Chief Engineers and Naval Architects (missus is one) and you can i imagine how much this working model has been played with by grown adults.

Of course, then story time starts which is always amusing....

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No you want buy him the lego 75192 set for his 3rd birthday :D
I tried that first (sorry had to look up which number it is lol). I even offered to help build it and helpfully store it in a glass coffee table but she was having none of it. I really want the falcon but I fear it would end up with divorce and no kids, but on the bright side is have plenty of time to build the falcon:D.

I know it's 7 plus but I'm sure he'll be fine once I've built it and he really does love batman.
 
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They both look good, the set for the new crane is pretty. Nice as well. I would suggest reinforcing certain elements though, there is a lot of vibration. Obviously they wanted to achieve just with parts from one set, but most of us have extra bits. A combination of all the sets would look awesome.

Is it bad I knew exactly what that was without Google
Perfectly normal and healthy... though perhaps not for the bank balance
 
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