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    Wonderful stuff. This is just the sort of nondescript '90s crappy automotive Americana we love to see! https://thelegocarblog.com/2022/03/15/fleetwood-brick/ FYI; The 'Festival of Mundanity' competition - running until the end of March at BrickNerd and TLCB - is looking for vehicles just like this one.
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    Hello 2God This looks absolutely fantastic. Would you be able to message us via the contact page at thelegocarblog.com? We'd love to chat further with you All the best TLCB Team
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    We've taken a look with our incredibly untrained eye. It'd be interesting to know whether those smarter than us (which will be all of you) agree; We'd guess 42122 features pendular suspension, steering, fold down rear seats, and a winch. We think there is no engine, 4x4, or diffs An opportunity missed? 42122 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Set Preview Edit - We've just sent the video above, which seems to bak this up. Boo.
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    As a site that depends on MOCs to function, we think LEGO creations are probably being built at the same rate they always were. However, our Elves are definitely going hungrier. MOCpages being dead wasn't a help, and a lot of models are now hidden behind 'account required' platforms such as Instagram and Facebook, which we will not use. Perhaps the internet is crying out for a new LEGO-creation-sharing-only platform, without a hidden agenda of monetising instructions or driving traffic to a YouTube channel. One thing that does seem apparent though, is that many builders (and perhaps an increasing percentage) prefer to build others' designs rather than invent their own. The single largest quantity of messages we receive is 'Can I have instructions?', although often spelt worse, and rate at which we receive these is increasing all the time. This is - we think - a real shame. For us, only building without creating/inventing/designing for oneself misses the very purpose of LEGO. TLCB Team www.thelegocarblog.com
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    This looks fantastic. The addition of a giant watermark across the middle of the images means we can't share it though.
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