Feb 16 2006, 03:24 AM
Some of the big ones that I still have
My oldest Technic models. The 8840 and 8838 were my first ever Technics, bought from Australia as presents by my parents. Love them for it.
I have a couple of sets from the Space series: Ice Planet, but they're currently in my other house. And they really need some dusting.
More Lego pics:
A happy City bunch in my cupboard. Nowdays I tend to buy the small, individual sets like these to just keep myself in track of Lego designs development throughout the years. But once in a while I might work up the nerve (and the RMs) to get myself one BIG set, just for fun.
Question: Is there something very wrong with this picture?
Answer: Nope, it makes perfect sense. What we have here is a Bulldozer: One Horsepower Edition, an old-fashioned jetpack-equipted bandit farmer and a soldier who finds out why it's bad to wear a steel helmet under the hot sun. FWOOSH-!
And my favourite pic I got, my new hobby riding in my old hobby. As you can see, my current primary hobby is Gunpla, but I'll never forget my hobby's roots and from where I developed my creativity and assembling skills, that's growing up with Lego.
Funny realizing that you started with a hobby that consists primarily of plastic, and years later you end up with a hobby that's also fundamentally plastic. Well, what goes around, comes around, yes?
P.S.: BTW, MrBean's construction is just downright funny, with that jumbled-up together of themes like pirates, city, castle, space and what-not. First time I saw the post, I was going like"OMGWIHNWTF-HarHarHar!!". Super Ludicrous!
Great work of creativity!This post has been edited by Fodder Soldier: Feb 16 2006, 03:49 AM
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