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Micchan

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You will notice in the upcoming (I think) newsletter, I have a new passion, LEGO!

I found my brother and cousin legos I used to play as kid and I started playing again

Sets are from the 80s and 90s, not a single one with instructions (but I can easy find them online) and not a single set with all the pieces ;_;

But having pieces from about ten sets makes me able to make many things so I'm playing everyday

I will also buy new legos in the future, this will be likely my first buy

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I've got a literal ton of Lego under my bed, even more K'nex. Not got any of the massive sets. If you want to expand your collection, job lots on ebay are great ways to do it and on sites like craigslist and like facebook groups

 
This is a MOC made by an italian guy, 24916 pieces, yep

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36€ for the instructions and the price for all the pieces is... 5650€ (around $6600)

 
I'm more a technic fan but bricks can be awesome if the set is big like this one for example

I love this set, £129.99 without discount codes on one site, theres so much detail and the building is full of cool pieces. I would buy this in a heartbeat if I still did lego. And those turquoise panels on the buildings are awesome.

 
@RedFive look what I have made

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Using Lego Digital Designer you can make lego on your PC

The X-Wing Starfighter is a real Lego set, I used the instructions you can find online to create the set with the program

Many hours of work and this is the result

Look at that cute R2D2!

 


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This must of taken centuries, i've used the LDD before and its like the slowest, clunkiest tool in existence. Impressive though.

I always wanted these Street sets when I was younger

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among others, they were very expensive however but some of them look super nice. I love the kinda european street feel of them.

 
This must of taken centuries, i've used the LDD before and its like the slowest, clunkiest tool in existence. Impressive though.

I always wanted these Street sets when I was younger

among others, they were very expensive however but some of them look super nice. I love the kinda european street feel of them.
Yes, some hours, but you can copypaste some parts so you don't have to really place all the 5900 pieces, I did it while watching Battlestar Galactica on another monitor

I'm now working on one of these street sets and even with half the pieces of the Taj Mahal it takes more time because it's more various

 
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