LegoFranks

Well, most of them are now in the recycling sacks and off to make tomorrow's collection. If I actually owned my own house, I'd have just a room for Lego and all that comes with it. As it is in this financial climate and Austerity Britain, they're going. Along with some sets on eBay in due course... Hard decision but hey, beggars can't be chosers... M.

They are mostly broken down flat, but there's over 500 of them... M.

Guess I'll have to order a lot of recycling sacks then! I guess it's all down to how much storage space you have, how dry the area is, etc... M.

I'm rapidly running out of room in the attic for all the set boxes that I keep after purchasing, in case I wish to sell them on in the future. However, I need the space for other things plus I fear it may be a fire hazard. Should I get rid of all the common set boxes and keep the boxes of rare sets such as Cafe Corner and Shuttle Adventure? Cheers for any advice. M.

I had the AFOLCON pass for the whole weekend, but was so painfully shy, was hardly there! Some great models though, and was especially glad to see St Pancras in person.

I would have Windows 7 if it wasn't so damned expensive! I live on limited means... Anyway, thanks for the help, much appreciated! Working now and finally I can add those bay windows to my WIP Medical Clinic! M.

I've just tried it with Windows Vista, and it's not letting me save - permission is denied, whatever I try to do. M.

Love the Triffids at the front... M.

So, Jamie, can you explain why this set is £40 more than the Fire Brigade, even though it has less parts? Of course I understand it could be due to rare parts, but surely not £40 worth? Inflation could explain it, but it's 4-5% inflation in the UK (if that...) so that wouldn't explain it either. Nice work by the way, keep it up! M.

Wonderful Building. God-Awful Price. Will be the first of the modulars that I won't be getting... M.

peeron.com has a parts list for most sets. Click on part you're missing and it'll take you to a parts page which also has a list of bricklink shops you can buy said part from. M.

Gotta be done... FLLLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSH! Brilliant little MOC there! Love Ming! M.

Love the building, but given it has the same number of bricks as the Fire Beigade (give or take a few...), it baffles me how they can justify a £40 hike on the price... Might be the first CC-standard building I pass on. M.

I'm pinching the idea for that juke box! Smashing creation! M.

Um, if we're talking about scale, the Dalek with the Doctor, is a little too big! The Daleks are only about 5 foot 6/7 inches tall! Cheers, M.

Not been able to get this. Sold out online, ebay's daylight robbery and the Lego Store at Bluewater ran out in October! Never mind, I'll just have to dig out the Holiday train... M.

I've been looking for the answer myself, to no avail. DOn't think you can do it unfortunately... M.

I agree, this was a fantastic addition to my collection! Poseable, lots of rare pieces, fantastic mini-figs and a couple of good vehicles to boot! M.

No, I think this was only on offer to those people who went on the Lego Insiders Tour. You can see it's a limited edition from the numbering in the lower right hand corner. 17/32... Looks good though, some nice ideas. M.

Do you seriously think Ferrari would have let anyone else drive that FXX?! It was a joke, pure and simple... M.

Is that pond in 6754 printed??? M.

You can dare all you like, but it'll not get a nicer design, more an ugly design about the same as this... We all have different views on beauty, let's agree to disagree. M.

Am I the only one who doesn't think very much of this ugly design? I find it grossly over-scaled and the building patchy at best... M.

Cool! M.

Smyths in Mitcham - http://www.smythstoys.com/Store_Locator.aspx#help120068 Toysrus on the Purley Way somewhere... Do you have a Toymaster anywhere near? M.