Buttons

How about building a launch track out of v9 track with a v9 engine running on it When the engine gets to the end of the track the glider thats right a glider will have generated enough lift and will be able to sustain flight depending on how high it is launched from. To add to the tom foolery in this topic how about someone filming themselves flying a red baron with a v9 motor in the seat. My red baron is allready in peices (the damn thing won't go back together)

It has been mentioned before, sorry

Welcome to eurobricks, I hope you enjoy your stay here. P.S. Apparently 99% of people here at eurobricks don't know how to spell your name.

I don't just keep them in their boxes. I like to admire them aswell.

If a 10 year old set is antique then what do you called a 50 year old set?

I hope you enjoy yourself

The mechanism in the rotors looks very similar to the one used in the Helicopter in the 4403 Air Blazers set a few years back. Like this...

What!? That is the best part Very collectable though Welcome to EB's See you around the boards Buttons

I think the colour is perfect

10198 I didn't want to post a direct picture as that would be a bit risky, Enjoy! EDIT: May be fake

I have it and I use internet explorer

They better be Lego Welcome

this any help

Earlier this year I had heard that Lego were producing a line of Lego themed electronics but I didn't here about this!

Why oh Why? did the Lego shop in Birmingham have to close

Do you think it will run?

If it is real then it looks like a Factory model

Is that not Sir Dano's flickr? If it is I am sure he would have shown us by now If not, great find

Yes, I believe Mania has allready made light of this

That is sad to hear indeed. But what is to become of BFM? Buttons

I could have sworn someone told you exactly that I do like that Ferrari truck

It's like the 5590 whirl and wheel without the heicopter!

Sorry , had little sleep that night

That's funny I would have thought you would have been more of a Lambo person Prateek

Thrash has caught my drift Sir Dillon