Adult Fixie-skidders of LEGO

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  • They catch them early, don't they?

    I'm sure that must be one factor behind the success of Warhammer.

    Once he joins the forum, you could point him to this thread:

    https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/324742/

  • Cool thanks for the link, I didn't know about that. I've been asking questions in the boardgame thread.

  • F40 was a fun hour with the kid


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  • Been getting sick of not being able to find the right bits in the piles of Lego so spent a few hours with the kids sorting it into several boxes: bricks, plates, wheels, angled bits, minifigs, etc. Much easier to build what we want now.


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  • Then found the cards and instructions for Creationary so tried to pull out all the right pieces so we can play it properly. Took 2 hours to find them, but it's definitely worth it.


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  • Back in the game after approx 15 years... great way to escape the relatives!

    #75895


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  • Welcome back!

    I got back on the bricks last Xmas and instantly rediscovered my inner child.

  • I find building Lego sets remarkably therapeutic.
    The concentration required helps all the stress disappear for a few hours.
    Love it.

  • Mon homage to Cornish miners. (Note: buildings not to scale!)
    Will be scouring Bricklink for some beige/brown bricks to put together some decent size mine buildings.


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  • I did a buy in the Boxing Day sale here.

    I talked myself out of buying it before Christmas and was glad I did when it was $75 cheaper this morning


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  • I have a box under the tree that is roughly Defender sized, looking forward to opening it later.

  • I got a little speed boat and a catamaran from my FiL.
    Nice sets that should kill a few hours whilst sinking mulled ciders.

  • Just cant resist the lure of technic construction vehicles.
    New crane courtesy of my son.
    Thanks matey!


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  • I am self restraining myself to only building one subsystem of the defender a day and only if it’s raining.

    It poured down all afternoon yesterday so I got the rear end with most of the gearbox in it built and then employed self restraint to go and play scrabble with my other half


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  • I won't be able to start mine until I'm back from Utah, so I suspect you'll have me well beaten.

  • Well, that’s inevitable - the forecast here for the next few days is terrible, which by my own ruling means I’ll have finished it by new year.

  • My dad is at the same state add you after one day

  • New to thread, old to Lego, now rediscovering it with my 6yo. This is proving good shared time in the building of it. All low tech stuff here.


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  • I ploughed through most of the second section yesterday because of a large electric storm. And got to here:


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  • Watching my 7 year old getting to grips with his Lego Boost kit. He's a natural.


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Adult Fixie-skidders of LEGO

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