Is it me or has it got really expensive?
Are there only the white and yellow skin tones? Can you get brown?
Are there only the white and yellow skin tones? Can you get brown?
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FWB 39,097 posts
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Tonka 18,148 posts
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Registered 9 years agoThere is a wide range of skin tones. Any colour you could imagine basically. Plus different expressions and special prints
here
Edited by Tonka at 10:18:00 17-12-2011If you can read this you really need to fiddle with your forum settings.
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FWB 39,097 posts
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Registered 11 years agoAhh cool. I want to get a few make-your-own figures representing people for Christmas.
Anyone know if they have those selections in the Lego store in Westfields in W.London? -
sport 10,903 posts
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Registered 7 years agoHopefully I'll have some cash for my bday at the end of Jan, coz I got this in "mind" - LEGO Mindstorms
Actually came down to £100 recently at Argos, but shot back up in no time
You can control it through Android too \o/ -
HoriZon 13,195 posts
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Registered 10 years agosport wrote:
Ya big kid!
Hopefully I'll have some cash for my bday at the end of Jan, coz I got this in "mind" - LEGO Mindstorms
Actually came down to £100 recently at Argos, but shot back up in no time
You can control it through Android too \o/Everybody has secrets, life would be boring without secrets, don't you think...?
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Dougs 59,085 posts
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Registered 10 years agobdaggers wrote:
To be fair, that is their market. Tourists and rich fuckers. Not that he sets the prices, and despite being a flag ship store, Hamley's is a tiny proportion of Lego's sales across the uk
Anyone that buys Lego in Hamleys needs their head reading. Fucking robbing prices, sets I noticed were 50% more than Toys R Us.
I know it's a tourist attraction and it's central London yadda yadda, but c'mon ! -
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PazJohnMitch 5,684 posts
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Registered 6 years agoDougs wrote:
There is also that the Toys 'R' Us' in London are all difficult to reach whereas Hamleys is just off Oxford Street.bdaggers wrote:
To be fair, that is their market. Tourists and rich fuckers. Not that he sets the prices, and despite being a flag ship store, Hamley's is a tiny proportion of Lego's sales across the uk
Anyone that buys Lego in Hamleys needs their head reading. Fucking robbing prices, sets I noticed were 50% more than Toys R Us.
I know it's a tourist attraction and it's central London yadda yadda, but c'mon ! -
Tonka 18,148 posts
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boo 10,777 posts
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Registered 10 years agoJust before Christmas, the Telegraph Motoring section reveiwed the new Lego Unimog kit.
They put this video up of it being built.
"I'll have that done in about 4 hours!" said Mr Editor...
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mikew1985 9,692 posts
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Registered 6 years agoHoriZon wrote:
The memories!sport wrote:
Ya big kid!
Hopefully I'll have some cash for my bday at the end of Jan, coz I got this in "mind" - LEGO Mindstorms
Actually came down to £100 recently at Argos, but shot back up in no time
You can control it through Android too \o/
I was lucky enough that for Christmas one year Santa saved real hard and got me the first LEGO mindstorms kit. I remember being convinced it was way too expensive for my parents to get it for me.
It was the perfect amalgamtion of my love of Lego, Robots and computery things. Nerd heaven.
Speaking of Lego Miondstorms has everyone seen this video, it's pretty impressive. -
sport 10,903 posts
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Registered 7 years agomikew1985 wrote:
I was reading up on using the .Net framework to program the Mindstorms kit - there's a great tutorial on Channel9. You can basically control your Robot with your Xbox 360 controller. Then slap on a bluetooth webcam sending images to an android tablet, and you've got a "IRL FPS".HoriZon wrote:
The memories!sport wrote:
Ya big kid!
Hopefully I'll have some cash for my bday at the end of Jan, coz I got this in "mind" - LEGO Mindstorms
Actually came down to £100 recently at Argos, but shot back up in no time
You can control it through Android too \o/
I was lucky enough that for Christmas one year Santa saved real hard and got me the first LEGO mindstorms kit. I remember being convinced it was way too expensive for my parents to get it for me.
It was the perfect amalgamtion of my love of Lego, Robots and computery things. Nerd heaven.
Speaking of Lego Miondstorms has everyone seen this video, it's pretty impressive. -
LockeTribal 4,280 posts
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Registered 6 years agomikew1985 wrote:
Some people have far too much time on their hands if they're able to design, build and program something like that.
Speaking of Lego Mindstorms has everyone seen this video, it's pretty impressive.
How I wish I was one of them!
I remember the first proper Technic set I got - was that yellow hydraulic dumper truck.gif)
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mikew1985 9,692 posts
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Registered 6 years agosport wrote:
Surely not on the original RCX block with its wonderful 32k of memory!mikew1985 wrote:
I was reading up on using the .Net framework to program the Mindstorms kit - there's a great tutorial on Channel9. You can basically control your Robot with your Xbox 360 controller. Then slap on a bluetooth webcam sending images to an android tablet, and you've got a "IRL FPS".HoriZon wrote:
The memories!sport wrote:
Ya big kid!
Hopefully I'll have some cash for my bday at the end of Jan, coz I got this in "mind" - LEGO Mindstorms
Actually came down to £100 recently at Argos, but shot back up in no time
You can control it through Android too \o/
I was lucky enough that for Christmas one year Santa saved real hard and got me the first LEGO mindstorms kit. I remember being convinced it was way too expensive for my parents to get it for me.
It was the perfect amalgamtion of my love of Lego, Robots and computery things. Nerd heaven.
Speaking of Lego Miondstorms has everyone seen this video, it's pretty impressive.
I'm very tempted to dig it out and start fiddling around again, though I'm not sure I even still have the infrared legoblock/data transmitter. -
sport 10,903 posts
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Registered 7 years ago@mikew1985 - yeah, I'm referring more to the new NXT kits. -
Tonka 18,148 posts
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Registered 9 years agoI got the first MINDSTORMS kit for my 30th birthday.
Best present ever. I had so much fun with that. It was during my single years as well. Used to build robots and program them until the sun came up.
I was blody serious about it too. Had one navigate by means of "lighthouses". Made another one that turned my NGC on and off if I flashed a light at it.If you can read this you really need to fiddle with your forum settings.
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Holy SHIT! The latest Lego Technic sets are awesome! I'm very tempted to order the Unimog and Supercar as a post-Christmas treat for me and my dad.
Loved Lego Technic back in the day...
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mikew1985 9,692 posts
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Registered 6 years agoTonka wrote:
Single years you say?
I got the first MINDSTORMS kit for my 30th birthday.
Best present ever. I had so much fun with that. It was during my single years as well. Used to build robots and program them until the sun came up.
I was blody serious about it too. Had one navigate by means of "lighthouses". Made another one that turned my NGC on and off if I flashed a light at it.
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sport 10,903 posts
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Registered 7 years agomikew1985 wrote:
He built a robot wife \o/Tonka wrote:
Single years you say?
I got the first MINDSTORMS kit for my 30th birthday.
Best present ever. I had so much fun with that. It was during my single years as well. Used to build robots and program them until the sun came up.
I was blody serious about it too. Had one navigate by means of "lighthouses". Made another one that turned my NGC on and off if I flashed a light at it.
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Tonka 18,148 posts
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Registered 9 years agoIt was all voluntarily. Naturally.
I mean, who wouldn't want a man that can turn his game cube off with a flashlight?If you can read this you really need to fiddle with your forum settings.
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sport 10,903 posts
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Registered 7 years agoTonka wrote:
Do that with a fleshlight and you got my attention.
It was all voluntarily. Naturally.
I mean, who wouldn't want a man that can turn his game cube off with a flashlight? -
Tonka 18,148 posts
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Khanivor 38,679 posts
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Registered 11 years agoI've still got the blue Technics rally car, mostly in one piece. Some of the bits have come loose and disappeared into the pile but that thing has only been rebuilt once, not long after being received for a present back in the 80s. -
Tonka 18,148 posts
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Registered 9 years agoNew super awesome LEGO product line.
Monster Fighters
Marvel Superheroes look suitably pants.
LotR Sets look goodIf you can read this you really need to fiddle with your forum settings.
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sport 10,903 posts
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Registered 7 years agoTonka wrote:
Yeah, my 3 year old got the new Batman from his Gran that looks similar to the marvel sets. It's not really "Lego" though as I know it. Anyway, he's back to making "droids" with the pieces from the Star Wars Advent Calendar.
New super awesome LEGO product line.
Monster Fighters
Marvel Superheroes look suitably pants.
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Tonka 18,148 posts
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Registered 9 years agoSuperman comes with a cool Mecha. And I saw that there will be a cool samurai mecha with one of the new Ninjago sets.
Edited by Tonka at 07:20:27 14-02-2012If you can read this you really need to fiddle with your forum settings.
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CaptMagic 3 posts
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Registered 1 year agoI love Lego, I haven't played with mine foe a while, only because of School and other things going on in my life, But from time to time I do like playing with them to bring back all those memories of child hood. -
morriss 69,381 posts
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Registered 9 years agoI'm going to LEGO World in Copenhagen on Saturday, can't wait.
Oh, and recently I have bought this: http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/9492_TIE_Fighter
and this
http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/6209_Slave_I
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Tonka 18,148 posts
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Registered 9 years agoMy friend is taking his son to that same LEGO world thing in CPH and I'm so jealous. Can't wait for Kid A to grow old enough to appreciate something like that.
The Slave 1 ship is really cool. Boba Fett makes for a great mini fig.
This upcoming Jabba Palace is drool worthy.If you can read this you really need to fiddle with your forum settings.
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Tonka wrote:
Ha! Slave 1 is the set my boy wants for his birthday in March. He's obsessed with bounty hunters. He actually likes Jango Fett Slave 1 ship more - it's got some great minifigures like Dengar, IG-88 etc, but the thing is about £160 - not gonna happen.
My friend is taking his son to that same LEGO world thing in CPH and I'm so jealous. Can't wait for Kid A to grow old enough to appreciate something like that.
The Slave 1 ship is really cool. Boba Fett makes for a great mini fig.
This upcoming Jabba Palace is drool worthy. -
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