Let me know if you want to sell some liege as my kids love city and some of the stuff there looks cool.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by liegeprime
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Let me know if you want to sell some liege as my kids love city and some of the stuff there looks cool.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by liegeprime
I mainly collect City sets but have slowed down a lot as the models begin to repeat early versions - I only get the newer model if it is a significant improvement on the previous.
I have a number of vintage Legoland sets too. Mostly from when I was a kid but I still pick up the occasional one - mainly trying to complete the 1978/79 range. Something about the aesthetic of the simple vehicles - many of which don't even accommodate the minifigure they come with - that I really like.
Also have every Indiana Jones set (except the BrickMaster and SDCC exclusives). I wish they'd come out with a few more sets for this theme! :D
I collect mainly from the licensed sets.
I'm also mainly a collector of the mini figures which can make things a lot tougher at times as I don't need the entire set but the individual figures still add up.
Only special themes like Lord of the Rings and Simpsons...Super Heroes looks tempting to start now :rolleyes:
I got back in to LEGO when I bought the Ghostbusters set last year. It's amazing, and totally reminded me why I used to love LEGO so much.
I have a big box of the original series of pirate lego in 1989, this was the first lego I purchased with my won $$$ from working in woolies. I would love to build the sets up and buy the two pieces I could never afford - the fortress and the Barracuda. Dreams are free :D
DC Super Heroes & The Simpsons, along with the occasional Ideas/Cuusuu or other set.
In addition to Marvel which is what I collect normally I have a little Star Wars, a little Movie and I grabbed the Speed Champion cars when they were on sale for $15. I have in storage City, Aquanauts, Ice Planet, Race and some other random sets from when I was a kid.
SW was my main but Superheroes is fast catching up, Hobbit and LotR when they were around