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RSR is built, I've let my 3 year old son lose with it
. He really likes it, the parts that he's managed to remove are the ones I expected would come off easily.
. He really likes it, the parts that he's managed to remove are the ones I expected would come off easily.My son is about half way through the 1989 Batmobile set.
The structure is so solid - pretty sure I could drop it and nothing would fall off. Everything is supported by multiple pegs - e.g. each rear axle is held in place by 10 pegs and an anti-roll bar for safe measure
The structure is so solid - pretty sure I could drop it and nothing would fall off. Everything is supported by multiple pegs - e.g. each rear axle is held in place by 10 pegs and an anti-roll bar for safe measure
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This is the lighting i was thinking of,
I've asked the selled if i can link in another set of greens and stick them on the falcon. Sorry about sizes, thats what they were on ebay.
That Tie Fighter is awesome, may I ask for a link where I can buy one please.
That Tie Fighter is awesome, may I ask for a link where I can buy one please.
Yeah the tie looks awesome!!
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That batmobile is awesome, I bet it was a fun build
There always somewhere free
Do you have another half that has a hatchback with a parcel shelf
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That Tie Fighter is awesome, may I ask for a link where I can buy one please.
You can still get one of you look to the knock off stuff. Depends how you feel about the whole Chinese knock off Lego issue.
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Spent the afternoon building the Lego City Train for my 4yr old. He helped until the 3rd of 5 books then he got a little impatient.
Back breaking work but he loves it. Just have to get some rechargeable batteries now.
Back breaking work but he loves it. Just have to get some rechargeable batteries now.
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I was tempted to get a Lego train set for my son as he likes Lego and loves trains, but I feel they're just so overpriced (and thats coming from someone who thought the falcon was not overpricedSpent the afternoon building the Lego City Train for my 4yr old. He helped until the 3rd of 5 books then he got a little impatient.
Back breaking work but he loves it. Just have to get some rechargeable batteries now.
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Was half price a few weeks before xmas at Argos. No way would i have paid £120 for this.
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I got the train for my two too, probably the same deal. They have been playing with it on the kitchen floor. Got a few extra track sets as well. Goes much faster than i was expecting
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Yeah I need to get some more track for it. It's quite expensive though and need a few packs. January is always tight so he'll have to wait until February. Been looking at compatible track but ot seems just as expensive if not more. 2nd hand might be my other choice. Save the planet n all that haha
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Just finished the UCS Y-Wing from last christmas. Got the Lunar lander this year that needs building also, just need to find somewhere to put it!
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I reckon that eBay must have some track (it's where I've been stocking up on Brio). I did some filing today as well, the Lego manuals for the models I've got fills 3 box files.
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Omg the Brio too. It never ends. At least the 2nd boy, on the way, I will have it all already.