What LEGO set did you build today?

[eliminator]

Finally cut the seals on one of my BL Designer sets. Had a great time building Brick Cross station, but I would have gladly spent extra for printed pieces and instructions. Oddly enough, as I was on the last steps, my Tudor Corner ordered on 1 Jan arrived at the door.

Edited January 4 by eliminator

[bigfanofnu]

Sourced these through a local FB bulk lot purchase. 3 of about 30 80’s 90’s sets.

[eliminator]

The new Tudor Corner is a great set. I wouldn't say the build experience was particularly revolutionary or special, but the final outcome is quite impressive!

 

Edited Thursday at 07:48 PM by eliminator

[LegoWalker4]

On 1/6/2025 at 12:03 PM, bigfanofnu said:

Sourced these through a local FB bulk lot purchase. 3 of about 30 80’s 90’s sets.

The 6339 Shuttle Launch Pad is one of my favorite sets and the rocket lifting system is well done.

Having the minifigures and most of the instructions for the sets you posted is quite the find.  The missing sail for the 6271 Imperial Flagship does not cost a fortune.  You have valuable sets so far and it will be interesting to see what else you find!

Edited yesterday at 12:02 AM by LegoWalker4

[Pseudoty]

Tranquil Garden, meh, the hook with this set is that you can rearrange the plants, wow? This was an open box return and even if you pick one up for the 20% off permasale it still seems overpriced at $87.

Build: 6

Play: 4

Display: 7

Value: 3

 

Now back to the Botanical Garden enhancements. 
 

 

Edited yesterday at 02:37 PM by Pseudoty

[keymomachine]

On 1/10/2025 at 8:37 AM, Pseudoty said:

Tranquil Garden, meh, the hook with this set is that you can rearrange the plants, wow? This was an open box return and even if you pick one up for the 20% off permasale it still seems overpriced at $87.

Build: 6

Play: 4

Display: 7

Value: 3

 

Now back to the Botanical Garden enhancements. 
 

 

It's like a zen garden where the zen activity is brushing the dust off it with a makeup brush.