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3CorsaMeal

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30th Jan 11 at 13:27

Never made a proper thread for this, i think i am going to sell it, so have dug it out of wardrobe to build and check all the parts are there

This is the box the lego comes in, very big, i have put my car key on there for scale

When you open the box there are lots of photos and stuff, This model has 4 electrics motors, 2 infared sensors, remote control and is nearly half a metre long..

bits in the box, quite disappointed that lego just shove all the bits in a box and there is no form of plastic tray to organise the pieces

random pile of lego bits

Step 1 completed, this took a few seconds and i have form a bigger piece of lego from 3 smaller pieces

few more bits done.

after about 16 steps i had two things, no idea what part they are really.

the two things got joined together to make 1 thing

i put a motor in the lego thing

i then stopped for a break, i have made it before and takes quite a long time

gorilla isn't sure what to make of walnut whip

DannyB

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30th Jan 11 at 13:28

I went to LEGO land in Denmark when I was a kid, best week ever.

Marc

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30th Jan 11 at 14:24

Pisses all over the plane thread TBH.

AndyKent

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30th Jan 11 at 14:31

quote:
11-16

Still more interesting than airbrushing lower arms or whatever steve is faffing about with though

Ben J

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30th Jan 11 at 14:33

Agreed.

CorsAsh

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30th Jan 11 at 15:20

Awesome thread Jim.

Out of interest, you say you have put your car keys on the box to show scale, what kind of car do you drive?

[Edited on 30-01-2011 by CorsAsh]

DannyB

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30th Jan 11 at 15:38

He has an escort mate I think, I definately dont think it's a Corrado anyway.

3CorsaMeal

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30th Jan 11 at 15:54

quote:
Originally posted by AndyKent

quote:
11-16

Still more interesting than airbrushing lower arms or whatever steve is faffing about with though

i added them together 11 + 16 = 27

alan-g-w

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30th Jan 11 at 16:00

You say you have built it before, what level of OCD must you have to put all the parts back into their seperate wee bags after disassembling it...

3CorsaMeal

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30th Jan 11 at 16:11

i sorted them out before i started, especially for the photos

alan-g-w

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30th Jan 11 at 16:14

Ah right, get those internet pointz racked up

Looks good anyway mate. I had the hiab one with the pneumatic arm on the back, was quality.

richardworrall

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30th Jan 11 at 16:36

legos great, hopefully gonna get to Legoland sometime soon - so the kids can enjoy it of couse!!! ;-)

MarkSport

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30th Jan 11 at 16:38

I went lego land windsor when I was about 8. passed my legoland driving test

AndyKent

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30th Jan 11 at 16:39

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal

quote:
Originally posted by AndyKent

quote:
11-16

Still more interesting than airbrushing lower arms or whatever steve is faffing about with though

i added them together 11 + 16 = 27

On second thoughts, sounds more like the ages of Steves last two girlfriends

Russ

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30th Jan 11 at 17:39

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Awesome thread Jim.

Out of interest, you say you have put your car keys on the box to show scale, what kind of car do you drive?

I was gonna say that

Robin

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30th Jan 11 at 17:53

I want a Lego 8880 Superbad but theyve shot up in price

Nath

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30th Jan 11 at 18:06

I was in the LEGO store the other day and really wanted to buy an AT-AT Walker. Saying that it was £90 so was quite easy to walk away

Nath

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30th Jan 11 at 18:08

quote:
Originally posted by Robin
I want a Lego 8880 Superbad but theyve shot up in price

I've got an 8865, not as cool as an 8880 though.

SportBoy

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30th Jan 11 at 18:18

i keep getting tempted to buy 10212 atm

3CorsaMeal

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30th Jan 11 at 18:43

UPDATE:

After i'd tidied the bits up into bags again for another photoshoot, here is were i started

Built 2nd half of it

The two parts with large motors ready to join together

Joined together, this makes 1 piece

some bits added to the bit

here we have a few bits which i organised into a nice array

A few of the aforementioned parts being joined together

wheel bits on the bits formed from all the other bits

and now the bits are completed, leaving me with twomore bits

fitted those bits to the other bit

shot from above

Simon

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30th Jan 11 at 18:47

this model has so many bits to it

16vKarlos

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30th Jan 11 at 18:53

Keeping an eye on this... Looks massive... I love LEGO but the Mrs' won't let me have my own set..

alan-g-w

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30th Jan 11 at 18:53

+100000 e-points for those pics mate.

3CorsaMeal

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30th Jan 11 at 19:18

quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w
+100000 e-points for those pics mate.

wait until i post the engine pics

3CorsaMeal

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30th Jan 11 at 19:19

quote:
Originally posted by Simon
this model has so many bits to it

1381 pieces, plus i bought a few extra bits to add on, my own ideas

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