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Eric,
not sure if this would be your thing, or if you've already seen it, but thought you'd be interested at least.
https://ideas.lego.com/blogs/1-blog/post/137?cmp=O...
not sure if this would be your thing, or if you've already seen it, but thought you'd be interested at least.
https://ideas.lego.com/blogs/1-blog/post/137?cmp=O...
I'm just not into Lego - never really was. At the age I could have become a Lego fan I got into plastic kits instead.
So, I'm up for any new kits of real spacecraft. It's a genre of modelling that is not that well supported by modellers and (as a result) by the industry.
"Real Space" kits just don't sell in volume.
All the same, if someone on here assembles a Lego Saturn V, I'd be happy to see the final result - although I expect that will be identical to every other Lego Saturn V.
So, I'm up for any new kits of real spacecraft. It's a genre of modelling that is not that well supported by modellers and (as a result) by the industry.
"Real Space" kits just don't sell in volume.
All the same, if someone on here assembles a Lego Saturn V, I'd be happy to see the final result - although I expect that will be identical to every other Lego Saturn V.
Eric Mc said:
I'm just not into Lego - never really was. At the age I could have become a Lego fan I got into plastic kits instead.
So, I'm up for any new kits of real spacecraft. It's a genre of modelling that is not that well supported by modellers and (as a result) by the industry.
"Real Space" kits just don't sell in volume.
All the same, if someone on here assembles a Lego Saturn V, I'd be happy to see the final result - although I expect that will be identical to every other Lego Saturn V.
No problem, Eric, thought you'd be interested as it has all the various stages of the launch/mission as part of the set.So, I'm up for any new kits of real spacecraft. It's a genre of modelling that is not that well supported by modellers and (as a result) by the industry.
"Real Space" kits just don't sell in volume.
All the same, if someone on here assembles a Lego Saturn V, I'd be happy to see the final result - although I expect that will be identical to every other Lego Saturn V.
AshVX220 said:
Eric Mc said:
I'm just not into Lego - never really was. At the age I could have become a Lego fan I got into plastic kits instead.
So, I'm up for any new kits of real spacecraft. It's a genre of modelling that is not that well supported by modellers and (as a result) by the industry.
"Real Space" kits just don't sell in volume.
All the same, if someone on here assembles a Lego Saturn V, I'd be happy to see the final result - although I expect that will be identical to every other Lego Saturn V.
No problem, Eric, thought you'd be interested as it has all the various stages of the launch/mission as part of the set.So, I'm up for any new kits of real spacecraft. It's a genre of modelling that is not that well supported by modellers and (as a result) by the industry.
"Real Space" kits just don't sell in volume.
All the same, if someone on here assembles a Lego Saturn V, I'd be happy to see the final result - although I expect that will be identical to every other Lego Saturn V.
I have about four Saturn V kits of various sorts to build as it is.
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