Re: LEGO Saturn V
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 4:46 pm
wtfPhoeniX wrote:https://lepin01.aliexpress.com/store/2337359
how are they able to get away with that?
oh wait - china
how are they able to get away with that?
oh wait - china
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how are they able to get away with that?
oh wait - china
Re: LEGO Saturn V
Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2017 8:56 pm
Reporting in: I am about halfway through the build and loving every minute. There are 12 bags of pieces which is handy as you build in stages (you understand the connection?). Each bag is taking abut 30 minutes and I have only made two easy correctable mistakes thus far.
I usually do the Technic thing so it is nice to see some colour for a change and I remain surprised at the way this thing fits together. I mean how they have managed to connect some of the pieces to make it just work
EDIT: And it's done
A marvelous build experience so some final pics.
All pics taken on a Smart phone
I usually do the Technic thing so it is nice to see some colour for a change and I remain surprised at the way this thing fits together. I mean how they have managed to connect some of the pieces to make it just work
EDIT: And it's done
A marvelous build experience so some final pics.
All pics taken on a Smart phone
Re: LEGO Saturn V
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2017 8:47 pm
The 'thing' was probably the new Millennium Falcon for that money. I still can't buy onePhoeniX wrote:To be fair to my colleague, he only buys the old decommissioned Lego stuff in Lepin. Things like custom sets or ones which are now ridiculously over priced.
He bought some new star wars lego thing that was released a few days ago for £800 :/
I mean to say, I would have bought/ordered one immediately but now I have had time to think about it and have seen one for real where I picked up my Saturn V, I am really thinking if I will bother....Australian link but it may appear differently when you view from overseas.. https://shop.lego.com/en-AU/Millennium-Falcon-75192