Building Lego

Depends what your interests are really, other cars are available and you build a theme, or you just say sod it (me) and build what takes your fancy, biggest problem for all builders…where do you put them when finished, have you got an area to display your models ?

Main thing, Enjoy it!

Gary

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My LP12 :wink:

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Not aiming to display or keep , probably pass them on to grandson …
I do like the technic ones , the building of gearbox and engine etc on the defender was hugely enjoyable , do fancy the jcb crane but not at £350

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Just put this together, Its Lego Ideas set 40789, cost 2500 insider points.




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I’ll tell you what I want, what I really, really want

So tell me what you want, what you really, really want

My very own Spice Girls…in Lego of course :grin:

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Thought I would finally start this one.

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I really need to start reading the instructions!
I’ll get me coat.:grin:

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It’s a good build.

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Building a Lego-powered Submarine 4.0 - automatic depth control

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That looks neat, looks good with NAIT 50 :+1:

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Of course you already knew that. If only they had sorted those dam rear tyres.

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Thanks Tony for posting, just think what your x wing would look like that size! :+1:

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They’re going so cheap that it would be a crime not to buy them. Perfect for the weekend.

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Here’s one I prepared earlier…

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Not done much Lego wise, but couldn’t resist this Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat Set 77237



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So, finally finished and added to the collection:

(Pixie is not pleased. That was HER shelf/sitting space……)

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That’s looks excellent, the lighting certainly adds to the model.

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Latest project - fun to build and has flaps, wheels that come down, opening doors etc. Hubble Telescope fits into the cargo bay.


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Not sure its a real kit , but would be a good Xmas pressie for fishing friends

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That looks neat, and bigger than you think in the flesh. :+1: