TWO2SEVEN
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I really like this build/idea. It is always cool to see some added realism in a Lego city layout with obscure (but necessary in the real world) structures like this. Good work!
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Wow! This whole build is really impressive!
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Looks good!
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I really like this station. The sign on the front is really cool. Good work!
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Very impressive! I envy the space too!
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Great thread. Thanks for the build/review!
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We have a similar story, my son was born in February and inspired me to get back in to Lego. The layout looks great!
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I have found a few around $200 (US) as well. I will likely pull the trigger when my monthly bonus check comes :)
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Modular Building Sets - Rumours and Discussion
TWO2SEVEN replied to The Jersey Brick Guy's topic in LEGO Town
I think a detective office would be a nice change of pace from the regular police stations that come out every few years. -
Your trucks look great!
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Wow! Very impressive!
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Do you always try to have a backlog of sets to build?
TWO2SEVEN replied to BirdOPrey5's topic in General LEGO Discussion
If anyone has too many sets that they don't have time to build I am happy to take them off of your hands :) -
Looks really good. If I ever expand my BL store I will use these. Thanks for posting them!
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I had forgot about the Technic figures until I found this one in my old collection. It may not be mini, but it yellow. :)
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What made you get out of your LEGO dark age?
TWO2SEVEN replied to BearHeart's topic in General LEGO Discussion
I know the feeling. After going through my old sets it seems that I stopped with the Western theme that came out in 1996. I was 12 at the time. I had always wanted to get back in to it, but I felt that I was too old. I had no idea that the AFOL community even existed. My son was born in February of this year. I am really excited to share my hobby with him, if he is interested of course. The set that got me back in was the Ecto-1. When I was younger two of my biggest toy collections were Lego and Ghostbusters (TMNT being the third), once I saw that they combined Lego and GB I couldn't resist. :) Since then I have started rebuilidng my old sets to check them for completion. Once they are done I take them apart, bag and box them up, and put them away for my son to enjoy in a few years. I have also jumped in to the modulars as I can afford them. It has been really cool to see the new parts/pieces and building techniques that have come up since I entered my dark age. -
Hopefully in the next few years we will be able to move in to a house that will have room for me to build a Lego city with my son. I have seen a lot of people who incorporate a beach in to their layout. Does anyone here have a "country" or forest area? It seems like it could work well with sets like the Log Cabin, Mountain Hut, Camper Van, etc. Anyone have pictures of something like this in their city? I know there is no way that I am the first one to think of this haha. :)
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Looks good. The whole layout looks amazing.
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Looks great! Is the blue a preference or are the blue parts/pieces easier and/or cheaper to get a hold of?
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Very true, I have my eye on a few right now :)
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So many modulars, not enough expendable income :)
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Very cool! I may need to build some of these to go with my Camper and Mountain Hut :)
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The attention to detail is amazing. Well done!
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This thread is great! It makes me wish I could afford the Green Grocer and Fire Brigade at their current prices.
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Those all look really good. To the OP, I have had this issue with building various Lego models in the past and trying to make them work together. I just had to settle myself that the scale would not always match up perfectly and that was ok. :)
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Very impressive. The Excel floor plan is a great idea.