Popular Post Poppy2612 Posted January 26, 2017 Popular Post Posted January 26, 2017 Just finished 10243 Parisian restaurant. 3rd modular build after PC and PS. By far the best so far! The roof section is just gorgeous. I'd buy that by itselfHad a bit of help from my 4 year old which was fun 13 Quote
uaford Posted January 26, 2017 Posted January 26, 2017 Finished up the last of our CL find...The SW Snowspeeder 75049. The two At-Ats are in trouble now that we have built their nemesis. Lol. Fun little build...but probably wouldn't be worth the $68 price these are going for on Amazon or the $50 price elsewhere. 6 Quote
CrabslayerT Posted January 26, 2017 Posted January 26, 2017 Built the City Rally Car 60013, Liked the shape and styling of the car, reminded me of some of the old B class cars from the 80s for some reason. Maybe it was the spot lights on the front or a wide body kit. Anyway, Loved the Built and not a bad price either at £6. 3 Quote
BricksBrotha Posted January 26, 2017 Posted January 26, 2017 (edited) 18 minutes ago, CrabslayerT said: Built the City Rally Car 60013, Liked the shape and styling of the car, reminded me of some of the old B class cars from the 80s for some reason. Maybe it was the spot lights on the front or a wide body kit. Anyway, Loved the Built and not a bad price either at £6. I think he means 60113. I also enjoyed this build. I swapped the white rims for the black ones in my 60053. They both look better that way, I can load up a pic of it later. Edited January 26, 2017 by BricksBrotha Quote
AFOL_JZ Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 Found this polybag (30523) for The Lego Batman Movie at Walmart yesterday. Worth the $3.99 just for the 6-barrel that the Joker holds. Also built the 9392 Quad Bike today which I picked up on eBay for NIB recently. Great little build. 3 Quote
Huskers1236 Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 On 1/25/2017 at 1:39 AM, Alpinemaps said: Update on building 10030... So it was going well. Then I get to step 19: Crud. That's a lot of parts to gather for one step. Grebbling. Lots and lots of greenling. 16x! Ouch! So I attach it all and flip the book over (it's a large instruction book) and notice something... 2x?!? Yes. Go back to step one and do everything again. Oh my aching fingers. Here's the greenling: Here's what it looked like this afternoon, after attaching the two halves: Here's what it looks like tonight, having gotten another 10 steps into it: Oh my God I did the exact same thing. Got finished with the first half and saw the "2X" and my heart sank. 1 Quote
Alpinemaps Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 Oh my God I did the exact same thing. Got finished with the first half and saw the "2X" and my heart sank. Lol. At least I'm not alone! Quote
Alpinemaps Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 10030 update - 81 pages in. Still a beast. And very fragile. 9 Quote
Huskers1236 Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 (edited) 6 hours ago, Alpinemaps said: 10030 update - 81 pages in. Still a beast. And very fragile. Alpine, it doesn't get any less fragile either. Be very careful when picking up the different sections you build. I had to rebuild the bridge because it completely came apart at one point. It is an absolutely amazing piece when completed, however. I like mine better than 10179 when built. Not bad for a big triangle. Edited January 27, 2017 by Huskers1236 2 Quote
oneknightr Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 21 hours ago, Alpinemaps said: 10030 update - 81 pages in. Still a beast. And very fragile. Make sure to add additional brackets to different parts of the inner frame to prevent future sagging. The more the better. The brackets are the blue and grey technic brackets in your picture. I did that to mine and it's been displayed for four years now with no sagging. I can't seem to find pics I took of my inner frame but I did find a picture of the sag issue. 2 Quote
Alpinemaps Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 Make sure to add additional brackets to different parts of the inner frame to prevent future sagging. The more the better. The brackets are the blue and grey technic brackets in your picture. I did that to mine and it's been displayed for four years now with no sagging. I can't seem to find pics I took of my inner frame but I did find a picture of the sag issue. Good ideas. Fortunately for me, I'm going to tear it down as soon as it's built - this baby is going up for sale. My 9 year old got up on the table today to compare it to herself. It's longer than she is! 2 Quote
oneknightr Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 3 hours ago, Alpinemaps said: Good ideas. Fortunately for me, I'm going to tear it down as soon as it's built - this baby is going up for sale. My 9 year old got up on the table today to compare it to herself. It's longer than she is! It's a beast! It's also one of my favorite Lego sets of all time. I don't think I can ever get myself to sell it. Here's a pic of me holding the inner frame on mine. I think the set is pretty solid with the exception of the long panels that are held on by magnets. Good luck with the sale, although you're not going to need it. I believe you got this for $100 so your return is going to be nice. 6 Quote
Alpinemaps Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 15 minutes ago, oneknightr said: It's a beast! It's also one of my favorite Lego sets of all time. I don't think I can ever get myself to sell it. Here's a pic of me holding the inner frame on mine. I think the set is pretty solid with the exception of the long panels that are held on by magnets. Good luck with the sale, although you're not going to need it. I believe you got this for $100 so your return is going to be nice. Yep, $100. It was missing maybe 100 parts, nothing too expensive except for the bley on bley antennas (about 17 of them were missing). And the sticker. I replaced this sticker with a knockoff, but openly admit that. I won't apply it anyway, but will include it in the sale. PS - good t-shirt. 1 Quote
lazuli16 Posted January 27, 2017 Posted January 27, 2017 It's a beast! It's also one of my favorite Lego sets of all time. I don't think I can ever get myself to sell it. Here's a pic of me holding the inner frame on mine. I think the set is pretty solid with the exception of the long panels that are held on by magnets. Good luck with the sale, although you're not going to need it. I believe you got this for $100 so your return is going to be nice. Those are some nice book shelves 1 Quote
Alpinemaps Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 Another 10030 update. Built the other half of the bottom. Probably faster since it's a mirror image from the day before. 104 out of 225 pages complete. 8 Quote
Popular Post Kevink24 Posted January 28, 2017 Popular Post Posted January 28, 2017 (edited) Ordered some track from Brick Coaster (https://www.brickcoaster.com/) and then Bricklink'd the brown pieces to make it look like a wooden roller coaster. We then modified it with power functions and technic chains to get a working lift hill. Need to modify a few other things, but the darn kids keep playing with it and getting in my way! Edited January 28, 2017 by Kevink24 24 Quote
Phil B Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 53 minutes ago, Kevink24 said: Ordered some track from Brick Coaster (https://www.brickcoaster.com/) and then Bricklink'd the brown pieces to make it look like a wooden roller coaster. We then modified it with power functions and technic chains to get a working lift hill. Need to modify a few other things, but the darn kids keep playing with it and getting in my way! Darn kids indeed touching our toys all the time ..... 2 Quote
exciter1 Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 1 hour ago, Kevink24 said: Ordered some track from Brick Coaster (https://www.brickcoaster.com/) and then Bricklink'd the brown pieces to make it look like a wooden roller coaster. We then modified it with power functions and technic chains to get a working lift hill. Need to modify a few other things, but the darn kids keep playing with it and getting in my way! Love this! 1 Quote
Lordoflego Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 1 hour ago, Kevink24 said: Ordered some track from Brick Coaster (https://www.brickcoaster.com/) and then Bricklink'd the brown pieces to make it look like a wooden roller coaster. We then modified it with power functions and technic chains to get a working lift hill. Need to modify a few other things, but the darn kids keep playing with it and getting in my way! Wort becoming an official set (and I mean it in a good way). Consider lego ideas maybe. Quote
Alpinemaps Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 6 hours ago, Kevink24 said: Ordered some track from Brick Coaster (https://www.brickcoaster.com/) and then Bricklink'd the brown pieces to make it look like a wooden roller coaster. We then modified it with power functions and technic chains to get a working lift hill. Need to modify a few other things, but the darn kids keep playing with it and getting in my way! That's a dream of mine right there. That looks awesome. Can you show some close ups of the power functions and the chain? 1 Quote
Popular Post Alpinemaps Posted January 28, 2017 Popular Post Posted January 28, 2017 10030 update. Really starting to look and an ISD now. 11 Quote
waddamon Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 Built 6285 Black Seas Barracuda today. Fun build, great ship. Pieces are getting a bit loose. 2 Quote
Kevink24 Posted January 28, 2017 Posted January 28, 2017 53 minutes ago, Alpinemaps said: That's a dream of mine right there. That looks awesome. Can you show some close ups of the power functions and the chain? I just modified it a little bit more to make it another "brick" taller and to make the lift chain easier to connect to the car. Pictures of the power functions and chain below... 6 Quote
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