I'm disappointed a regular Lego set like this is using blatantly TECHNIC LEGO pieces in its construction.
I'm disappointed a regular Lego set like this is using blatantly TECHNIC LEGO pieces in its construction.
Cant wait to play Lego with my kids oneday, keep us posted. That set is huge, are there any more of those big ones???
I should buy some legos and play with them by myself since i'm never having children 8)
I'm disappointed a regular Lego set like this is using blatantly TECHNIC LEGO pieces in its construction.
Those connecting pieces have been around since I was a kid, before the Technic label.
Really? Even before the Car Chassis? :o
I remember I got that pneumatic set too and it didn't work very well for me :(
I always ran out of batteries for the motors. Then I got a transformer station and sat and played with just the motors for a looooong time, feeling the vibration.
This was my first ever Technic Lego. I was ecstatic when I finished it! The gearbox was so hard to put together for me. I think my parents totally ignored the age requirements or something.
And there are four corner pieces, so ... 4 * 6 * 12 = 288 1-stud bricks I have to stack. My poor, poor fingertips.
I look forward to Patel's next thread when he attempts to conquer Hungry Hungry Hippos.
Here's a stupid question from a non-lego-er. WHat do you do with it when it's done, Patel? Set it up somewhere in the house for display? Or do you just take it apart after a bit and put it away?I look forward to Patel's next thread when he attempts to conquer Hungry Hungry Hippos.
:lol
Ya Patel what are you going to do with it after it's done? You should get a glass cover for it. I had some starwars lego sets on display for a few years in my room as a kid and those fuckers got dusty as hell and were hard to keep looking nice.
hmmm, spending so much time and energy on building a LEGO monument
does'not really pass my cost-benefit analysis, but hey congrats