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I've built half of the 90th anniversary castle and I've stopped there cos I'm not sure where to put the completed set.

Need more shelving!
The next stage is finding shelving/storage you like, and refusing to buy it because you could spend that money on more Lego ;).
 

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I'm about to go through that process.

Currently I have a small room with no shelves and 11 "bookie" moving cartons full of Lego.

I need to convert that to a small room with a combination of cupboards, shelves and display units with zero moving cartons full of Lego
 
I'm about to go through that process.

Currently I have a small room with no shelves and 11 "bookie" moving cartons full of Lego.

I need to convert that to a small room with a combination of cupboards, shelves and display units with zero moving cartons full of Lego
Nah, use the boxes as display stands :)
 
I've built half of the 90th anniversary castle and I've stopped there cos I'm not sure where to put the completed set.

Need more shelving!

I'm not sure which pages, but earlier in this thread I documented the build and it was mindblowing.

The only Lego set I've given 10/10 to.
 
I must admit, I have Ninjago City Markets unopened for exactly that reason. Recently I've been buying smaller fun sets (Dreamzzz/Friends) that I can sneak into little nooks unnoticed :p

Eiffel Tower is still unopened for me too.

Absolutely nowhere to put it unless I get creative with an elevated display which then has the risk of 10,001 pieces being strewn all over the place due to my chronic clumsiness.
 

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House has been going tech since I sold the last one...two years aug just gone I've been renting
We have trenches and should get a slab within a week or so
Its been a slow process

Still not sure if I do a complete smaller room or half a bigger room, I have a choice and prob leaning towards one smaller room as there's more wall space and then i can use the room for lego only

Most of the boxed stuff is stored in the spare room in the rental we are in

Off top of my head:
Diagon ally, the giant Hedwig, the giant Hogwarts express, all the smaller potters from the last two years( how many releases would that be?, e.g. the House books up to the bigger ones like dumbledores office etc), the bonsai, the guitar, delorean, the ranger , the smaller batmobile, the tumbler batmobile, the green mustang, the piano, the land Rover defender, the blue VW camper, the ford GT, the yellow medium bugatti, the orchid and about 5 speed champs


And I brooke down shitloads when we moved, like more potter
I have an earlier mill falcon, heap of medium stuff like the forklift and the hovercraft plus i have to rebuild big Ben
, tower bridge, the Mercedes earlier truck, the big log grabbing tractor
I do still have some built and stored like Ghostbusters big car, aston martin, blue stang blue vw beetle, red vw camper, r2d2, bb8 and prob shit loads more
The only ones I have sitting on show now here is the Hogwarts castle, the la mans car and the container truck
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Once I'm in I'll get it all together and take a photo of the entire lot.

But it'll be a while.
 
Just after getting the cast off my hand, yesterday I received a notice to vacate my rental.

So I still can’t really build anything, cos anything I build I have to try and move.
 
That sucks man, hope you can find something else soonest.

Could take a while, I'm trying to figure out whether I can afford to buy. 2 months isn't long to get it done though :(
 
Pros
  • Enjoyable build, not too repetitive and the right level of difficulty
  • Some new techniques (eg landing gear, temporary orange blocks)
  • Anyone with some kind of interest in planes will love this, guaranteed

Cons
  • Some will say this is a pro, but good luck in finding display space for this
  • Noticeable gaps in the construction can be annoying (eg in wings, in the front)
  • Although less noticeable in daylight, you can discern the difference between certain white tiles and blocks

FP's rating: 8/10

Yeah but did you make plane noises or imitate plane radio chatter at any stage of the building process ? :p
 
This year's Winter Village is a ski chalet:


Not sure how I feel about this one. Like last year's it looks a bit meh in terms of its seasonality, and Lego have done plenty of smiliar chalet sets recently. I'll probably still get to keep the set complete, but it does look like they're running out of ideas, which I guess is understandable.

Also released this week is one of the most fun sets of the year:


This'll look great in the Botanical collection :p
 
Watching along very interested!

I’d still like to think I’ll pull the trigger on it at a certain price point despite the size of it.
It's a really fun build the way it's coming along. I'll have to display it closed though I reckon. It's bloody huge
 

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