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Corona Building

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  • #52
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    Rhyme wrote: »
    It can be tilted so can vary from 20-25cm I think. That's from memory though. Much longer than that too, 40cm or so.

    Hmm bigger than I thought so! More pondering needed


  • #53
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    Rhyme wrote: »
    It can be tilted so can vary from 20-25cm I think. That's from memory though. Much longer than that too, 40cm or so.

    Hmm bigger than I thought so! More pondering needed


  • #54
    Rhyme
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Hmm bigger than I thought so! More pondering needed

    Definitely a display set though, too fragile for small hands.


  • #55
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    Rhyme wrote: »
    Definitely a display set though, too fragile for small hands.

    Yeah doesn't look like one for the kids. I'll pick it up eventually I'm sure


  • #56
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    Ordered the instructions from Brickvault for the Jurassic Park Ford Explorer and Jeep. Loving the explorer, the build annoyed the hell out of me though. Very unstable until about half way through.


  • #57
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    Ordered the instructions from Brickvault for the Jurassic Park Ford Explorer and Jeep. Loving the explorer, the build annoyed the hell out of me though. Very unstable until about half way through.

    My BL order was short a few parts to complete it but hopefully they'll be here next week


  • #58
    Rhyme
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    Ordered the instructions from Brickvault for the Jurassic Park Ford Explorer and Jeep. Loving the explorer, the build annoyed the hell out of me though. Very unstable until about half way through.

    Ooh, Brickvault link?

    With the recent-ish of the gate and T-Rex, I can't see them releasing an official Ford Explorer so I'd go all in for this MOC. Instructions expensive?


  • #59
    g0g
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    Been a busy few months of Lego purchases since my first post! We did the Fiat 500 and Roller Coaster. Since then also went for the Charger, Flatiron Architecture, VW Camper (fits on car transporter), Technic Car Transporter, Orange Technic Corvette that fits on transporter, and last week for a laugh I picked up 3420 on ebay - great for nostalgia!
    Have to say the car transporter was a HUGELY enjoyable build. Really interesting workings inside it. Expensive times ahead however.... like the look of new Nintendo set and Technic Cement Mixer, and as for that Home Alone house....
    (these sets all appearing on my Adverts in coming months after build/break!)
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