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What LEGO set did you build today?


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4 hours ago, house72 said:

An Emmet. hahahaha.    

She completed it, 50 mins later, it's done.. Now shes onto the train. She also has Santas visit and the the one with the house and snowman out. She's feeling ambitious tonight.. I'll be impressed if she gets these all done before midnight. lol  

She puts them on display at work, the other employees love her office. I legoized her.. lol  

Lol, I'm totally an Emmet. I do the build by the book. I organize all the pieces from 1 bag at a time. I get all the pieces together that I need for each step so I know I am not missing any. My husband will open every bag and dump it all in one big pile and then sort of speed through it. But he typically has to backtrack several times because he missed a step.

My daughter will do whatever way we are doing it, but I think she prefers my way. ;-) She is definitely more of a Wyldstyle though when she builds on her own without us being involved. On her way to Master Builder. I didn't build anything today, but she built Brer Fox's house from a picture on the DVD cover.

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Today I built 75099 Rey's Speeder which was an enforced purchase to fullfill the condition for some coupon. This set was the first TFA set I opened and the build itself was more interesting than I imagined. I only noticed the hidden compartment during the construction of the speeder as I didn't have a closer look at the set before.

My guess is that some of the TFA sets will become more appealing after watching the movie and seeing all these vehicles and spaceships in action.

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On ‎12‎/‎14‎/‎2015 at 8:18 PM, Quacs said:

Per the Macks, you gotta buy the book!

"Get the book, you'll get hooked." ;)
 

On ‎12‎/‎14‎/‎2015 at 10:37 PM, Alpinemaps said:

Sounds like this should be in your future...

Now that's a ring.
 

11 minutes ago, exciter1 said:

Sneak preview...

Ah, the Volkswagen Jetta. Nice. :rofl:

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On ‎12‎/‎16‎/‎2015 at 2:41 PM, Kevink24 said:

Not sure where to post this as this is not an official set nor is it a MOC (as I did not create this build)…but I purchased the Starlight Train Station from BrickBuildersPro http://www.brickbuilderspro.com/ (I need to make sure to give credit to them because they do great work) about a year ago. We were planning on a trip and my youngest had never been to an airport or on a plane.

I was going to say you can't call it a proper airport without the obligatory LEGO helicopter in there....then I scroll down and "Whoomp, there it is". :derisive: I know of the original design which is good as the train station it was meant to be however I will say I think your airport motif fits the layout better. Nicely done.

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On 12/20/2015 at 9:49 PM, Rodeogeorge said:

First time building fire brigade. It was a fun build. Decent display. I'm spoiled having started with Parisian restaurant. PR is still my favorite modular. My three year old boy, however, loves the fire truck and garage door.

The garage door... you'll quickly learn how to reassemble it without taking apart the entire first floor. :)

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Built the Temple of Airjitsu and Sensei Wu's Dragon.  First, ToA is an incredible set.  I can't believe it doesn't get more pub for the incredible display it is.  It's truly a breathtaking set, and one that deserves a place among the best of the best.

Sensei Wu's Dragon is also a great build.  I have built almost all of the Ninjago Dragons, and this one is great.  The brick built head really shines, and the minifigures are excellent.  Plus, it comes with a husky - an added bonus for an already great set!

Both are great sets and highly recommended.

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On ‎12‎/‎16‎/‎2015 at 2:41 PM, Kevink24 said:

Not sure where to post this as this is not an official set nor is it a MOC (as I did not create this build)…but I purchased the Starlight Train Station from BrickBuildersPro http://www.brickbuilderspro.com/ (I need to make sure to give credit to them because they do great work) about a year ago. We were planning on a trip and my youngest had never been to an airport or on a plane.

So, we Bricklink’ed all the parts and customized/stole/borrowed others ideas to change the train station into an airport in our Lego city. We were able to explain what was going to happen on our trip to the airport step by step, and I think the airport turned out nicely. (We have not fully customized the entire interior yet, but that work will be done over the next year).

I do not remember the number of pieces, the cost (thank goodness) or the amount of time involved. But we enjoyed the process.

PS - Sorry for my lack of photo skills...

Very nice. A 60061 Airport Fire Tender or 2 would really finish the whole scene off as would a 60082 tow truck taking people´s badly parked cars.

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