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In the last few months I have built the 42009 A, took it apart and built the 42009 B. Both great builds.

Then I built the 42008 A, fun, but it was no 42009 A or B.

I had a second 42039, so I built the B model.

I look at my stack (build queue) and most of the sets are fairly small. I am looking for a challenging build, so...

I got to thinking, how about a re-build of the 42009 A? Hmmm.... Tear the 42009 B apart and chase parts for the A model.

Which brings me to my question... What would you do to gather the parts (out of your inventory)

Take the 42009 B apart, keep the parts available for the build, then just gather the parts per steps to build the A model?

Or

Get the parts list for the 42009 and find all of them from your inventory, then build?

Anybody faced a similar decision? What did you do? What do you think would be easiest?

Thanks,

Andy D

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I'd take the B-model apart, that way you don't spend a crazy amount of time gathering all the parts

+1

I do this as well. Not all my sets are together, some on shelves most in pieces which is great for building other sets or modifying existing ones.

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I would suggest taking B-model apart and look for missing pieces in your inventory while building A-model.

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I would suggest taking B-model apart and look for missing pieces in your inventory while building A-model.

This is where I was going. I just wanted to see if anyone had a better, or different idea.

Thanks,

Andy D

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