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Calling this a hobby.

Wife and I are going to spend a little time each weekend to build this awesome Lego kit. I'll add pics(of the falcon) with our progress if anyone cares. Probably going to start next weekend 

Might take 6 months to a year or forever 

Or we might get divorced over it.  

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My friend’s kid built the Death Star one a few years back. The instructions were in 3 large spiral bound notebooks. It was pretty insane.

18 minutes ago, nineliveslost said:

Or we might get divorced over it.  

 

This would be me and my wife....good lord, it would be trouble.  Looks awesome!  Can't wait to see the final pics.  

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Hopefully we can enjoy it and have some fun. It will be cool to take it as a challenge 

51 minutes ago, CooterBrown said:

My friend’s kid built the Death Star one a few years back. The instructions were in 3 large spiral bound notebooks. It was pretty insane.

My youngest son loves Legos.  He's built many of the big sets.  Usually knocks even the biggest ones out in a few hours, but he won't stop until he's done.

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lets just say there was literally 5 seconds of silence and a stunned expression when I told her. Then she was on board with additional "our time" 

Kids today with the modular building via split bags and instructions. 
 

in my day all the pieces were in one bag, if there was a bag at all. Let’s see how long it takes that kid to build that kit when all 7600 pieces are on the table to be rifled through.

My middle mullet and I built the one from 8 years? back....I think it cost around $150?  It was a great time, great memories.  The final pic is still the background on my phone.  He's 14 now,.

Enjoy it, it flies by, pun intended.

This is much cooler than all the dumbass Harry Potter Lego shit my wife and kids build.

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44 minutes ago, miguelito said:

are you done yet

Haven't started. Friday night after I get in from a business trip will begin the journey 

9 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

Maybe she finished it while you are gone 

No, he's talking about a lego set. Not the pool boy.

 

 

And if you don't build it all in one sitting you're a Nancy who pees sitting down.

5 minutes ago, nineliveslost said:

not 

going

to 

happen

I know, I was kidding. The more likely thing is that she wants to be helpful so she will have dumped out all the separate bags into one hulking pile so it’s ready to start. 

I know, I was kidding. The more likely thing is that she wants to be helpful so she will have dumped out all the separate bags into one hulking pile so it’s ready to start. 

Never tell me the odds!
1 hour ago, miguelito said:

I've got a bad feeling about this.

I can already feel his anger.

7 hours ago, Your Mom said:

What a piece of junk!

She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid.

How I envision what is going to happen every time the kids and I finish a Lego model and have to move it from the table....

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2.5 hours and stopping for this weekend.
Had fun and impressed with the engineers that created this thing. Freaking awesome

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yea ahhhhh no...I had to talk her into that one

 

No updates with the Lego falcon this weekend, still traveling

A nice rack, and she likes firearms, LEGO, and Star Wars?

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2 hours ago, Dutch said:

A nice rack, and she likes firearms, LEGO, and Star Wars?

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She loves watching football also

I am very fortunate to have her.

Really cool that we are having fun putting together this thing and looking forward to starting back up next Friday. I'll send updated pics, but more than likely wont have her in them

 

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3.5 hours. Very detailed. Mostly inside build

Tired, going to bed. But had fun with the wife working on this monster 9ddc308add2526f6eee24cefd0da2a49.jpg5d9955c1d2b7884748a59e8ad08f40c5.jpgdea41bdc35e356d77798cfc9b7fc251c.jpg8d6b43d221085127ee3764a2b615a5c2.jpg

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Disappointed in the lack of attractive background in latest pic.

Uh oh.  Not the biggest set anymore.  Y’all have more work to do after you finish this set.

LEGO Colosseum

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20 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

You should slow down or you might finish before the end of the decade. 

Actually further along than expected. We are only doing it on Friday night and this is only the second time we have worked on it . About 6 hours in. Probably got about 20 hours to go   

We got the at-st or whatever the two legged walker was for my son and put it together.

Where does the 10lbs of Tannerite go for when you are done?

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3 minutes ago, BabaYaga said:

Where does the 10lbs of Tannerite go for when you are done?

Right in the middle of that table, FOREVER. Or until the wife tells me to move it into the small back room out of the way

2 minutes ago, nineliveslost said:

Right in the middle of that table, FOREVER. Or until the wife tells me to move it into the small back room out of the way

Anyone ever done the cost benefit analysis of old toys you destroyed as a kid with fire, bb guns, .22's and fireworks?  Had to be in the thousands over the years.  I once set off every last firecracker we had in the belly of my old Star wars AT-AT to simulate Luke's taking one out on Hoth.  It was a glorious fireball of acrid smoke and later burying the evidence to hide it from pops....

3 minutes ago, BabaYaga said:

Anyone ever done the cost benefit analysis of old toys you destroyed as a kid with fire, bb guns, .22's and fireworks?  Had to be in the thousands over the years.  I once set off every last firecracker we had in the belly of my old Star wars AT-AT to simulate Luke's taking one out on Hoth.  It was a glorious fireball of acrid smoke and later burying the evidence to hide it from pops....

I used to take model airplanes and put model rockets in them.  Best one was an F16 painted like the Thunderbirds I sent horizontally down my street.  It flew 2-3 feet off the ground the whole way until the charge to send out the rocket parachute blew it apart from inside.  That would have made an awesome youtube video but cameras were still VHS at best back then. 

I was lucky it didn't hit someone's car sitting in the driveway.

Oh, almost forgot...

I got into my dad's shotgun shell reloading supplies and built a homemade firecracker for some tanks  :)

 

1 minute ago, TexasEd said:

Oh, almost forgot...

I got into my dad's shotgun shell reloading supplies and built a homemade firecracker for some tanks  :)

 

LOL, same..

46 minutes ago, TexasEd said:

I used to take model airplanes and put model rockets in them.  Best one was an F16 painted like the Thunderbirds I sent horizontally down my street.  It flew 2-3 feet off the ground the whole way until the charge to send out the rocket parachute blew it apart from inside.  That would have made an awesome youtube video but cameras were still VHS at best back then. 

I was lucky it didn't hit someone's car sitting in the driveway.

I would build race cars out of k'nex made specifically to hold model rocket engines. Only made scorch marks from the ejection charge, however.

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2.5 hours. Good times. This thing has so much inside details and it's finally starting to take shape...

Fingers hurt with the damn tiny piecesd1eea5a03ec0f8caead87cfdd9b2a7a3.jpgf436db5e3488b67a695600f51a8ea77c.jpgd231a7e0de3964377ddfeb1e663944ca.jpgc3a391f32c8b03e24c3ff83a9f7b288b.jpg2c8c0e431eb0a79a89f5bed4ae8a71a7.jpg4eba9e26e3b86beff934b7536289a5bf.jpg

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6 minutes ago, Jkwellborn said:

Did it come with the thing to pop pieces apart?

yea, but I just say fuck it and hand them to the wife. She has nails or she uses that thingy mabob 

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