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csd19 said:
horacethefrog said:
csd19 said:
wolfie28 said:
sherman said:
loquacious said:
The lad (he's 36 ffs!) has just finished the crane I bought him for Christmas, I think it looks fantastic. Now of course, I've got to get him another...
He built it upside down 
And now it's £399 on Amazon and Smyths....
Ordered Concorde last night too!
Got a bit of a backlog of sets to build now but I need to get more storage/display units first.Quite tempted to buy now, although I've got nowhere to display it at the moment and there's a queue of models to be done. Currently building Ecto-1
And at some point I'm going to have a crack at all my childhood sets, raided my parents' loft and came back with 2 small suitcases, a large pc box and 3 other boxes full of bits.
Ho boy.
I had a bid on the others but went too high - though when you realise it was 16 sets it was about £10 per set so possibly not too bad.
The chap who runs the Auctions is my next-door neighbour, so I tend to bid online and he delivers it to me in the evening (though it does lose subtlety when he walks up the drive with a case of wine under his arm and my wife asks me if I have been buying more wine!)
The chap who runs the Auctions is my next-door neighbour, so I tend to bid online and he delivers it to me in the evening
(though it does lose subtlety when he walks up the drive with a case of wine under his arm and my wife asks me if I have been buying more wine!)akirk said:
did you buy the knights and space lego as well?
Do you have a link or any details, currently piecing together my childhood Lego sets with the intention of moving them on, mostly Lego castle and Space, be interested to know 'real world' selling prices rather than the optimistic chancer prices on eBay. 
akirk said:
I had a bid on the others but went too high - though when you realise it was 16 sets it was about £10 per set so possibly not too bad.
The chap who runs the Auctions is my next-door neighbour, so I tend to bid online and he delivers it to me in the evening (though it does lose subtlety when he walks up the drive with a case of wine under his arm and my wife asks me if I have been buying more wine!)
He’s a bit of a miserable sod in my experience. You can’t be far from the cinema then, I’m within a mile of you. The chap who runs the Auctions is my next-door neighbour, so I tend to bid online and he delivers it to me in the evening
(though it does lose subtlety when he walks up the drive with a case of wine under his arm and my wife asks me if I have been buying more wine!)2 GKC said:
akirk said:
I had a bid on the others but went too high - though when you realise it was 16 sets it was about £10 per set so possibly not too bad.
The chap who runs the Auctions is my next-door neighbour, so I tend to bid online and he delivers it to me in the evening (though it does lose subtlety when he walks up the drive with a case of wine under his arm and my wife asks me if I have been buying more wine!)
He’s a bit of a miserable sod in my experience. You can’t be far from the cinema then, I’m within a mile of you. The chap who runs the Auctions is my next-door neighbour, so I tend to bid online and he delivers it to me in the evening
(though it does lose subtlety when he walks up the drive with a case of wine under his arm and my wife asks me if I have been buying more wine!)
I live in West Bristol - Chap who owns the company is different from the one who runs it (my next door neighbour)...Gassing Station | Scale Models | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff