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    Spot on, it is perfect! Looks just like the real one.
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    I ordered this set on the first, along with the BTTF delorean. Got a status of back-ordered for the BTTF set, but tracking number this morning for the crawler.
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    Car Talk

    dvsntt replied to Tarfful's topic in Community

    That e30 touring is so sharp. I love that. I have a 1996 E36 328i. I raced it against the corvette club this weekend at the CSP track, came in 4th out of 20 in my class. Rather embarrassing for the corvettes I imagine to lose to a vehicle with 185 HP.
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    This is so useful! Thank you so much!
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    Ha, I see the dogs in that first photo now that you said that. The more I look at this MOC, the more I really admire it. The SNOT building to get the architectural details in that scale was brilliant. Alot of it I don't even know how it was done. The garage door mechanism, are those mini-fig hands inside headlight bricks? I like the way that it works, I'm going to try it out and use that somewhere. And I really found the road building style interesting, had not seen that before. This is a really talented build.
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    I think you would have realized you had a problem long before that. At that point, you've faced it, and decided it will just go ahead and consume you (or a small hollow of earth under your house).
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    Very clever. I like the combine harvester.
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    You'll find it when you see it. I don't know what it is, or what it will be, but when you are in a Lego store, among all the Lego sets and themes, you will see the one you want the most. I really like anything with movement, so I seem to have a lot of vehicles, cranes, trains, and rides and things.
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    That's age discrimination.
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    oh man, I'm not even close. My collection of parts is pretty small.
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    only somewhat resembles the car, helps if you squint and shake your head back and forth, but I love BTTF and am going to get this one.
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    awesome diorama. The swamp looks great.
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    Good to have you.
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    That is gorgeous. I love SF Victorians. I have a very nice Lego model of one in Maersk Blue.
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    Wow. very impressive.
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    It could not make a match of the parts I need with 5 sellers, but I am very impressed with the speed of this program. I just need to divide my wanted list into 2 halves and then I think I will be able to make a match. Will report back again.
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    I made this concept box art (and got it approved by cuusoo team to use). Do you think this makes the set more attractive?
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    Oh man, those last few posts had made me think this set was on sale now.
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    with the adjustment to the roof, you nailed it. That looks great.
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    When I saw this thread I thought the word "titlles" was a different word
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    I have never had the chance to obtain Maersk container ship set (that is to say, the timing of having the proper amount of money coinciding with the set being on the shelf in front of me has not occurred) and I would welcome one into my collection. I look forward to this set.
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    I wish it was cheaper in Europe. It would make visiting much more exciting, to have the chance to buy Lego closer to the factory at a fraction of the US retail price. I had once imagined this was the case, similar to the Maple Syrup in Canada or Tequila in Mexico. But I can't complain too much (since I'm getting the best retail prices already) and Europe always has cheep beer.
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    Oh this could be good. I expect a wonderful dining room, great features in the kitchen, and a facade that should be beautiful. I just wonder what color it will be be? I can't wait for a pic.
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    When does this set go on sale? Will it?i wa t it.
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    An associate of mine has access to a 3D printer, purchased for about $600. I was pretty impressed with the results, though it feels brittle. I imagined lots of things I can fix by printing the broken part, and that seems like a worthwhile reason to eventually own one. To print a little clip that breaks when removing interior panels, curtains, and cracking open electronics is what I first imagined (happens to me all the time).
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