Magick: Book 4 -
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Love is the law, love under will.
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Friday, 23 February 2018
quote [ Lego’s Millennium Falcons are some of the toymaker’s largest and most impressive sets, but to keep the price tags reasonable there are some comprises made when it comes to size, scale, and detailing. As the Lego fans at Titans Creations discovered, to build a Millennium Falcon that’s actually perfectly sized for minifigs you’ll need some 10,000 bricks at your disposal. ]
Guys. You guys, seriously.
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mechanical contrivance said @ 1:51pm GMT on 23rd Feb
[Score:1 Insightful]
What a piece of junk!
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cb361 said @ 7:22pm GMT on 23rd Feb
She's got it where it counts.
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Silent said @ 8:03am GMT on 26th Feb
In the trunk? Cause the booty on that baby is off the proverbial.
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damnit said @ 3:33pm GMT on 23rd Feb
[Score:1 Informative]
It is currently the largest set. Followed up by the Taj Mahal set which they just brought back out of the vault and is almost sold out.
The new MF set is sold out, too. |
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cb361 said @ 8:08pm GMT on 23rd Feb
So I should buy that for my friend's (well, girlfriend's son actually) wedding present later this year... And I can currently get 7% cashback at the lego store. And 1% cashback though my amex card...
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damnit said @ 8:19pm GMT on 23rd Feb
If you mean the Taj Mahal, yep. Get it.
As far as Expert sets are concerned, It's a steal for the price (5,900 pieces for $369.99) |
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cb361 said @ 8:45pm GMT on 23rd Feb
[Score:1 Good]
Ordered. It costs the difference between my income and outgoings for a month, but my girlfriend wants me to give far more than that, so if I can get away with it (unlikely), it's a steal for me too ;-) And much more fun to give than a red envelope of cash. Thanks for the suggestion.
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HoZay said @ 8:37pm GMT on 23rd Feb
Just the thing for newlyweds.
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mechanical contrivance said @ 8:45pm GMT on 23rd Feb
They'll need something to do on their honeymoon.
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cb361 said @ 9:15pm GMT on 23rd Feb
They do youtube toy un-boxing and lego review videos and things, so possibly...
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HoZay said[1] @ 10:16pm GMT on 23rd Feb
Wow. This item could be a series. It just gets better.
I withdraw my snark. |
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cb361 said @ 10:24pm GMT on 23rd Feb
Oh, I'm a bit snarky. I play computer games, discuss shit with a website full of chronic masturbaters and dream of running the wrong way up escalators. But I think opening toys on youtube is a bit childish.
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Ankylosaur said @ 12:20am GMT on 24th Feb
Someone should make a toy closing channel. They take toys from kids, put them in a box, seal it up, then put it up on a high shelf never to be played with ever again.
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cb361 said[1] @ 10:29am GMT on 23rd Feb
Thanks. Forwarded to friend who buys and sells rare/signed Lego boxes.
He says "Cool!" |
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Taxman said @ 12:50pm GMT on 23rd Feb
I’ve seen one of these fully constructed.
The only dissapointing aspect is that the top panels (not shown in the thumb) are precariously situated and connected at only 2-3 pinch points. This leads to a domino effect of destruction and tears when your buddy tries to show you the inside. If you leave the panels off, the whole thing looks ‘unfinished’. |
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