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As @Rustinidiel says the thicker one is this Pneumatic hose cut to length The thinner is something like This rigid hose So yes they are Lego pieces. The shape probably comes from a stiff wire through the middle or heating and bending.

When I think of car crushing I immediately think of the baler type. How about mini LAs to activate it?

Perhaps it was this exact deal posted in March 2017 that bankrupted them? Curse all of you for buying Lego at less than full RRP (and sometimes more than RRP from my memories of TRU)

Does anyone remember seeing a brick built technic figure? IIRC it was in a construction vehicle type thread so the fig had a hard hat. Probably posted in the last 12 months. I've tried searching but it's either too vague or too specific. Any help gratefully received

But if you used the bigger box and the stacking method you could get even more track!

Much improved At this scale I think a small sacrifice in accuracy can be traded for a better overall "feel" and this model now captures the sleekness of the original. As a long time fan of Lamborghinis this is one of the first Lego supercars I've wanted to build myself, are there any super rare or expensive parts?

But aren't the tyre tracks 2 blazers wide?

I kind of understand the limited edition thing but wouldn't this have been much more fun if it was minifig sized. Then you could use it in MOCs

Well done on capturing the classic 911 shape so well. I like the way you've changed the wheels around for the different photos. Best is Gold on the race car and Black/polished rim on the road car in my opinion. Are the stripes brick built? You mention this can be built in 4 different colours, what parts are particularly rare or expensive in each colour? I'd love to see a render of the black and grey ones.

I'd place the top planks the other way up, then little pieces wouldn't get lost under the overhanging edges.

A good looking ship with lots of nice angles going on. I like the tidy brick built colour change as well. I feel like this ship should be racing in Wipeout

Weren't the yellow pins something to do with the way the real vehicle is delivered and then assembled? The answer may lie way back in the thread but looking for it sounds like a job for someone else

All instantly recognisable, clearly you've put a huge amount of work into these! Thunderbird 2 is my favourite, the brick built yellow stripe is very well done. I'd love to see more of the pod vehicles but the links seem to lead back here? Finally do you know if FAB 1 is buildable IRL? It would make a great keyring.

I was never expecting a visitor centre so that makes no difference to my view of this set. think the dinosaur itself is a great display piece and I can see myself bricklinking one but for me the negativity comes from this "... the model evolved by including the iconic Jurassic Park gates to add additional building experience and value for“Expert” builders...." I'd rather do without the added building experience and value of a gate and have a non licensed creator T Rex at £120.

We are big Jurassic Park fans in this house so we saw the T rex and went wow! Saw the minifigs and went wow! Saw the price and went no thanks.