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Ratchet Cat
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There's some brilliant models on here.
This is my latest one.
This is my latest one.
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mistyoptic
Vintage
- Location
- A parallel reality
Big Millennium Falcon please Santa
Failing that, I might be tempted by the current Concorde
Failing that, I might be tempted by the current Concorde
classic33
Leg End Member
mistyoptic
Vintage
- Location
- A parallel reality
Yes please…
classic33
Leg End Member
You've seen the estimated price, and the current bid?
So the Discovery only arrived yesterday, not opened the box yet and today I saw an offer on the Perseverance Mars rover Technic set for £59.99 which will round off the "space shelf" nicely with the Eagle lander and Shuttle.
Offer was at Zavvi They have quite a few other kits with sizable discounts, including the Back to the Future DeLorean
Offer was at Zavvi They have quite a few other kits with sizable discounts, including the Back to the Future DeLorean
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
- Location
- Lancaster... the little city.
I'd quite like something like this...
but with a lot more pink/purple and not much grey at all
classic33
Leg End Member
20th April
Ferrari 10248
Bukingham Palace, 21029 London 21034
21307 Caterham
Set 10266, Apollo 50, boxed, unopened
Ferrari 10248
Bukingham Palace, 21029 London 21034
21307 Caterham
Set 10266, Apollo 50, boxed, unopened
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bikingdad90
Guru
Durham cathedral in Lego at Durham Cathedral. Over 300k pieces.
classic33
Leg End Member
classic33
Leg End Member
I finished the Space Shuttle model a few weeks ago
I find this old cardboard packaging tray incredibly useful for organising the parts before assembly:
First part of build complete (3 bags I think). Hubble Space Telescope (the solar panels are thin plastic sheet)
Shuttle frame taking shape
"Airframe", wings and engines in place, also the spring loaded landing gear actuated by pushing the large flap under the rocket nozzles.
Building up the sides, cockpit and tail:
Cargo bay doors (placing all those silver stickers was tedious):
Completed model. There are a couple of display configurations. Here they are separate. The shuttle itself can either rest gear down, or gear up on a stand.
Deploying the Hubble:
I find this old cardboard packaging tray incredibly useful for organising the parts before assembly:
First part of build complete (3 bags I think). Hubble Space Telescope (the solar panels are thin plastic sheet)
Shuttle frame taking shape
"Airframe", wings and engines in place, also the spring loaded landing gear actuated by pushing the large flap under the rocket nozzles.
Building up the sides, cockpit and tail:
Cargo bay doors (placing all those silver stickers was tedious):
Completed model. There are a couple of display configurations. Here they are separate. The shuttle itself can either rest gear down, or gear up on a stand.
Deploying the Hubble:
