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LEGO 07:41 - Aug 25 with 4268 viewsexiled_dictator

unlike dagenham, i am (still) in my 40's, but a very young, childlike 40's man.
being the youngest brother, i always looked upto my older siblings and almost feel that i grew up too soon.
but i am now starting to relive my lost childhood, collecting items others think are 'childish'.
like lego.
or more specifically, lego technic models.
this week my porsche 911 gt3rs arrived, in all its lovely orangeness.
now built, it takes centre stage in my ever growing collection, that i am happy to state has NO star bores creatures, characters or vehicles. keep it real, bruv.

http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Porsche-911-GT3-RS-42056?fromListing=listing

it may be considered childish to still play with plastic bricks, but the box says 16+ on the side of it, and some of the pictures are quite hard to follow.
plus its a little more socially acceptable than watching paedophilic porn.

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LEGO on 07:56 - Aug 25 with 4245 viewskingsburyR

£250........for Lego???????????????????????????

Dont know why we bother. .... but we do!

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LEGO on 08:05 - Aug 25 with 4234 viewsexiled_dictator

LEGO on 07:56 - Aug 25 by kingsburyR

£250........for Lego???????????????????????????


still cheaper than jose bosingwa, and guaranteed to provide hours of pleasure.
the lego, not boswakna.
incredibly intricate and fiddly, and definitely a better defender.
and they are widely available for less than 250 kwid.
cheaper than prostitutes.

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LEGO on 08:14 - Aug 25 with 4219 viewskingsburyR

Never knew Lego could command such a price.....but I was used to the old "standard" block.

My older girl (6) is getting into it now. Its changed a lot since the old days! (70's/80's)

Dont know why we bother. .... but we do!

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LEGO on 08:19 - Aug 25 with 4208 viewsexiled_dictator

LEGO on 08:14 - Aug 25 by kingsburyR

Never knew Lego could command such a price.....but I was used to the old "standard" block.

My older girl (6) is getting into it now. Its changed a lot since the old days! (70's/80's)


some lego sets can sell for thousands.
an original millennium falcon can cost you upwards of 7000 pounds!!!
but like i said, i don't do star bores.

even simple kids sets can be quite pricey.

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LEGO on 08:22 - Aug 25 with 4202 viewswestberksr

Would have preferred it in Viper Green, which for me is the ultimate Porsche GT colour, but the orange is pretty cool too.

Also a lot cheaper than the real thing

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/porsche/911-gt3-991/porsche-991

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LEGO on 09:46 - Aug 25 with 4143 viewsToast_R

LEGO on 08:22 - Aug 25 by westberksr

Would have preferred it in Viper Green, which for me is the ultimate Porsche GT colour, but the orange is pretty cool too.

Also a lot cheaper than the real thing

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/porsche/911-gt3-991/porsche-991

When my lottery numbers come up!


The old Porsche is demanding a high price on all fronts it seems. I'd still prefer a 911 though.
Pipe dream though, I'll stick to my 11 year old Mazda for now and it's dash board with warning lights lit up like a christmas tree.
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LEGO on 10:38 - Aug 25 with 4104 viewsloftboy

Until my marriage breakup I was a Lego king, something therapeutic and satisfying when the last brick gets put into place.

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LEGO on 11:09 - Aug 25 with 4076 viewsAitch

I've encouraged all my kids to like Lego. Obviously because of the problem solving and building skills and absolutely nothing to do with me being a big kid.

A lot of the sets are damn expensive though. Especially when they can be completely buggered by the loss of a crucial piece or two up the Hoover.

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LEGO on 12:47 - Aug 25 with 4035 viewsDorse

I much prefer Legover...


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LEGO on 17:31 - Aug 25 with 3929 viewsHoop_Du_Jour

LEGO on 12:47 - Aug 25 by Dorse

I much prefer Legover...



That gif...
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LEGO on 18:00 - Aug 25 with 3905 viewsMytch_QPR

http://www.brickstand.co.uk/product/loftus-road

I didn't realise the roof was that rusty!

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LEGO on 20:19 - Aug 25 with 3848 viewsMancR

A kid in my class, age 9 (with considerable help from his dad) brought in a Lego robot which solved a Rubik cube. It was absolutely amazing
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LEGO on 23:07 - Aug 25 with 3803 viewsHollowayRanger

I never got into lego ,but loved top trumps so have a large collection of them

not so keen on the new sets just the classics

got all the cricket and football ones but my fav was always the wild west set


and the horror sets but death (as you would expect ) was sooooooo hard to beat

[Post edited 25 Aug 2016 23:11]

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LEGO on 23:24 - Aug 25 with 3791 viewsbosh67

LEGO. Like real stuff, only a bit crapper.

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LEGO on 23:46 - Aug 25 with 3782 viewsToast_R

LEGO on 23:07 - Aug 25 by HollowayRanger

I never got into lego ,but loved top trumps so have a large collection of them

not so keen on the new sets just the classics

got all the cricket and football ones but my fav was always the wild west set


and the horror sets but death (as you would expect ) was sooooooo hard to beat

[Post edited 25 Aug 2016 23:11]


Wow that is a blast from the past. My brother and I had that very same pack of trumps. If I remember correctly Thor could beat Death on Strength with 100.

Love to get these again
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LEGO on 23:54 - Aug 25 with 3772 viewsHoop_Du_Jour

LEGO's great, until you step on it when you need a piss at 3.46 am.
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LEGO on 00:21 - Aug 26 with 3754 viewsMoonshineSteve

I am still in my forties!

I said I have entered my 50th year.

I am still Steve but no longer in Dagenham.

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LEGO on 00:45 - Aug 26 with 3746 viewsHollowayRanger

LEGO on 23:46 - Aug 25 by Toast_R

Wow that is a blast from the past. My brother and I had that very same pack of trumps. If I remember correctly Thor could beat Death on Strength with 100.

Love to get these again
[Post edited 25 Aug 2016 23:47]


easy to get on ebay but horror are one of the more expensive packs both sets can be got for £20-30 each

thankfully still got my old if pretty worn sets of them

would look good framed

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LEGO on 08:18 - Aug 26 with 3652 viewsDWQPR

LEGO on 08:19 - Aug 25 by exiled_dictator

some lego sets can sell for thousands.
an original millennium falcon can cost you upwards of 7000 pounds!!!
but like i said, i don't do star bores.

even simple kids sets can be quite pricey.


They do models of simple kids! Christ what levels do these toy companies stoop to?

With a seven year old boy I now get loads of opportunities to partake in the construction industry, last Christmas we found in Smyths Toys there own Lego version of the Titanic, which my boy is obsessed about. It is a fantastic replica.

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LEGO on 11:35 - Aug 26 with 3612 viewsHollowayRanger

LEGO on 08:18 - Aug 26 by DWQPR

They do models of simple kids! Christ what levels do these toy companies stoop to?

With a seven year old boy I now get loads of opportunities to partake in the construction industry, last Christmas we found in Smyths Toys there own Lego version of the Titanic, which my boy is obsessed about. It is a fantastic replica.




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LEGO on 17:21 - Aug 26 with 3541 viewsMatch82

LEGO on 23:07 - Aug 25 by HollowayRanger

I never got into lego ,but loved top trumps so have a large collection of them

not so keen on the new sets just the classics

got all the cricket and football ones but my fav was always the wild west set


and the horror sets but death (as you would expect ) was sooooooo hard to beat

[Post edited 25 Aug 2016 23:11]


Hang on, death has killing power of 95?

Is this suggesting that death doesn't necessarily cause death? Good to know.

On the original topic, I love Lego. We had a Lego themed wedding.
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LEGO on 21:35 - Aug 26 with 3504 viewsHollowayRanger

LEGO on 17:21 - Aug 26 by Match82

Hang on, death has killing power of 95?

Is this suggesting that death doesn't necessarily cause death? Good to know.

On the original topic, I love Lego. We had a Lego themed wedding.


immortals I guess

also got to remember the likes of


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LEGO on 07:17 - Aug 27 with 3457 viewsBerkoRanger

I'm 65 soon and have just started collecting remastered versions of all the 60s and 70s classic CDs I used to like eg Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, Genesis etc. They do say that as you get older, you regress back to childhood!
As far as Lego is concerned, I have been in some Lego stores and the new models are certainly aimed at adults and are amazing. Some of the latest ones have smooth finishes to them so look incredibly realistic.
As an aside, I can recommend the Lego movie from a couple of years ago - a very clever story line.
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