Throw it up onto a spreadsheet and post it on this sites b/s/t thread. Offer it to us! Or any discord lego groups if you're in any. I would use eBay for anything that doesn't sell.
If you got anything lotr related and just want to get rid of it without breaking bank, please post in EU working hours ;_;
Absolutely, but I'm afraid of the asking price :DFifteen stickers overall, and a tiny 1x1 sticker for a £200 set?
You interested in The Hobbit stuff by any chance? I still have several 2012 sets for The Hobbit, including:
What's the brick heights involved? When I did my mountain I used 2x2x10 girder to build a standard height overall, then 6x6 plates on top, with various plates, starting out with 16x16, then smaller plates when I had to subtract height. Rinse and repeat until you get close to need total height then fill in the details once you have a bunch of the base form made.
That would make them roughly the same scale to their real life counterparts, right?
I haven't even counted the max height in the source.
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I haven't even counted the max height in the source.
My strat so far was to build from the outer edge of the structure towards the inside and then going up level by level, but I can't seem to efficiently get it done.
I'm also not sticking to the original 1:1, but it's not helping.
I should probably just do it les efficiently and be done with it.
Trying not to build unnecessary structures inside the mountain is holding me back. If I just threw a bunch of bricks inside to build upon my life would be much easier, but I'm still trying to design this in a way where you wouldn't waste money on unnecessary bricks if you actually were to build it...
Here's the reference again:
This is how I want to build it:
Code:_____ ___/ / / / /
This would be the easy way:
Code:_____ ___/____/ / / /
Having so many outcrops at different height levels is driving me crazy...
It's a Lego map of Zelda A Link to the Past's Hyrule.
I can tell you with full confidence from experience that not having supports throughout will be a bad idea. Had to rebuild the big mountain of mine to add a lot of supports at a certain point because attaching top plates caused the whole thing to collapse into itselfI haven't even counted the max height in the source.
My strat so far was to build from the outer edge of the structure towards the inside and then going up level by level, but I can't seem to efficiently get it done.
I'm also not sticking to the original 1:1, but it's not helping.
I should probably just do it les efficiently and be done with it.
Trying not to build unnecessary structures inside the mountain is holding me back. If I just threw a bunch of bricks inside to build upon my life would be much easier, but I'm still trying to design this in a way where you wouldn't waste money on unnecessary bricks if you actually were to build it...
Here's the reference again:
This is how I want to build it:
Code:_____ ___/ / / / /
This would be the easy way:
Code:_____ ___/____/ / / /
Having so many outcrops at different height levels is driving me crazy...
Your mountain is a completely different beast, but I think you are right.
don't know how legit but it looks real - someone posted a photo of an unannounced (but rumoured) lego space set from a random store in Taipei airport
spoilered just in case but I need to find space for this…
Yes. But on the other hand, I've literally never seen a hobby where 90% of hobbyists were like "holy shit damn this is way too expensive" with almost every single thing coming out, but still buy all these things on day 1, sometimes even complaining about having no space to even put it anywhere, so of course Lego won't change anything and just see how high they can go.
don't know how legit but it looks real - someone posted a photo of an unannounced (but rumoured) lego space set from a random store in Taipei airport
spoilered just in case but I need to find space for this…
of course, yes. I would pay (and have paid) way too much for idk LOTR stuff or Animal Crossing and shit, but wouldn't even think about Star Wars or Potter. But yea, for these license specific sets, I'm naturally talking about license specific fans.
