My wife has officially handed off the Temu F1 technic car to me to finish building as she is fed up of the finicky nature of some parts. The tolerance of the pegs and other parts are no where as good as Lego, and it can be rather annoying. Thankfully it was part of a new user discount order I did months ago and it didn't cost much more than Speed Champions set. I will get around to when I finish my current HG Zaku II build.
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I got the lego Polaroid camera off my daughter and the 3in1 Fox off the wife.
The fox is a thing with us. I started putting food out for foxes and the one wee one has been visiting regularly for over a year, waits on the drive for it and no longer runs away from me. Hence the lego one.
The fox is a thing with us. I started putting food out for foxes and the one wee one has been visiting regularly for over a year, waits on the drive for it and no longer runs away from me. Hence the lego one.
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My ten year old just asked to play chess, so got this out of the cupboard.
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That's brilliant lol. Going to hunt it down!My ten year old just asked to play chess, so got this out of the cupboard.
Haha what is this?
Sore fingers now!
Some of these Milky Way bits are sharp!
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Box 2 complete 
The legs are very clever and seem sturdy enough. Have managed to improvise while I wait for the replacement Lego piece. Glad I picked up this build, even though the legs are a bit repetitive it’s very well designed.
The legs are very clever and seem sturdy enough. Have managed to improvise while I wait for the replacement Lego piece. Glad I picked up this build, even though the legs are a bit repetitive it’s very well designed.
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Or the Old Ones emerging from their slumberAll sorts of fun bits and odd colours in the Milky Way!
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I was impressed how life like my tuxedo cat is once built...
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That's awesome - what's the dimensions? Going to hang it up? Interesting talking point.
It is complete and I cannot feel the tips of my fingers!
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7897 - the train set. Think it's worth 55? It has come up local to me.
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If your a collector sure. If your not and just want a train to enjoy then the modern sets are much better for £30-£50 more (new).
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Could you share a link/id number? I can't see anything in a similar range that looks materially better.
Looks great, nearly got this for my Mum for Xmas but got her the Himeji Castle instead.It is complete and I cannot feel the tips of my fingers!