Brandon Miller

Well being brain dead I never bought the calendar when I should have. Every store around me is out. I did the frantic search at lunch only to think I will be telling my son no calendar this year. Luckily I found one on Bricklink.

Well the website is down.

It's not a brivk or anything, but here's a shirt I had as a kid back in the early 80s. Hangs in my son's closet now.

I got the email too.

It's done by pad printing.

Those are all awesome!

Perfect. Thanks. Didn't even think about Brickset having that.

With all regular Lego sets, we get the parts break down with ID # at the end of the instruction book. The same cannot be said for the polybag sets. Is there anyway to determine the ID # of parts in polybags without digging all over the place for them?

My TRU only had 2 left today since they are running a sale if you spend $20, you get a tree free.

Can you provide another link to this? I cannot view the attachment.

Toys R Us does have the Christmas Tree as I bought 2. I was also able to get the Iron Man vs. Fighting Drone at TRU. Not sure about other TRUs, but mine is currently overloaded with the Halloween witch head polybag.

Couple of those I'm considering getting for their bricks alone. I have no desire to build any of those.

I have one of the trailers pictured below. No idea where the truck is or if I ever had it. I also have all of my sets from the 80s to mid 90s although most of those are not rare.

My Target doesn't carry it.

Toys R Us is having a sale right now on The Hobbit Riddles For The Ring set for $10. I don't care for the Hobbit but couldn't pass up several angled rock bricks for $10.

Thanks to both of you but legoboy has an LDD file of a bigger tree he did. That's what I was referring to.

Could you send me that file please?

Just dropping in to introduce myself. I grew up with Lego and have always enjoyed it. I still have every Lego set I grew up with from the 80s to mid 90s. Now that my son (7 yrs) has really gotten in to Lego, it's brought back a bunch of memories and renewed enthusiasm for the brick.

This is awesome.

Every year at Christmas time we have a small table that my son uses for his Advent Calendar and other Lego Christmas decorations. He has a couple of older Santas and and Angel I built as a child. This year I am wanting to surprise him with a little bit larger layout. I have the idea concept in my head and sketched out somewhat. Everything is a no brainer except the Christmas tree. I am wanting a tree that is 6-8" in height. I cannot find any fan build instructions for a good tree anywhere. Does anyone here have any plans or ways I can build the tree I desire? Thanks in advance.