I'm seriously considering bricklinking a Falcon. Someone try and talk me out of (into) it quick!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralph Wiggum
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I'm seriously considering bricklinking a Falcon. Someone try and talk me out of (into) it quick!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralph Wiggum
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Originally Posted by Trent
My mate actually tried to do this and worked out between the sets he owns, and the pieces he'd still need, he needed another $400 in additional pieces, not including the cost of the manual itself......Quote:
Originally Posted by Trent
Manual shmanual. The instructions can be downloaded as a PDF from the Lego website. There's a few hundred dollars saved. Also I'm not going to worry about the plaque sticker. There's another $200 cut from the cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fungal Infection
I intend to cut a lot of corners with parts. There is actually quite a few good resources on the Internet from people that have done it already, sometimes multiple times. its just going to take ages because you know, 6000 pieces and all...
Bought the Doctor Who TARDIS lego today from Toyworld but unfortunately it is sold out as they only got 9 boxes in.
Target have a BOGO half off deal for Lego Star Wars and Lego City. Until 16th Dec.
I've now used BOGO in 3 separate posts since learning of this word on Thu. Old dog, new tricks.
Keep seeing it as 'bogan' :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by BruiseLee
Not a proper "sighting". It's more news.
Apparently 2016 will see a new Lego UCS Death Star!
I'm feeling more positive about a new Falcon now. Better hold off on building one.......
I was in Big W and in the Lego section there were signs that said spend $30 on Lego get a free Lego Star Wars Minifig. Anyone know what the Minifig is?
Think that's the C3PO with red arm.Quote:
Originally Posted by DELTAprime