People started using it when era wasn't open yet. I think it was the community discord that gave me my era invite?
Its a chat app you can use through a browser window if you want.yeah you need an account.
you're not wrong. they definitely serve distinct purposes i kinda gave up on breaking into most of the discords i'm a member of. too much real-time chat room activity makes it hard to want to jump in.
Yesterday I went out toysrus to get some street and base plates for our (to be build) city. I did take a look at the saturn (German electronics discounter) to see what their 3for2 promotion for Lego is all about (the do this sometimes even though it is not their business at all) and the had those plates yay. 7.99 for streets, 5.99 for base plates. And 3for2 on top. So I bought some. I did not go to toysrus after that though
The useless crossings went under the train tracks to be a railroad crossing for pedestrians :) needs to be covered. And we need to build some houses and scenery across the plates now
That's correct and for my own German speaking forums we decided to not use a chat or something similar due to this. Facebook is a big treat already.
I'm already following the GitHub repository for the documentation. Was thinking about building a web app of some sort of I get some time for it to learn something new. Iirc using connected Bluetooth and usb devices is possible in current browsers
Nope. My three year old boy is stomping through it all the time to play there. Sometimes it feels like he is Godzilla haha. But most of the time he is cautious and takes care.
But only with the new one. The blue cargo train had another container layout and they do not match funnily enough. Had to slightly adjust its one car to use it for those containers
This Ideas round seems quite sparse
https://ideas.lego.com/blogs/a4ae09...1f9-4d87-b82c-0b6a275bc8c3?platform=hootsuite
my guess
- not probable - Queen Victoria ship (if they missed Titanic, why this ?), chemical plant (why ? with the "green" PR ongoing ? )
- low probability - Piano (I doubt the playable part can be done with much less parts, so ~2000 parts = 150-200Eur, for whom ?)
- probable - dinosaurs (there is some interest, can be cut down to two or three), concessions stands (would fit Fairgrounds while not really fitting detail/price wise with the mass themes, but little too common) ... and on same probability level with nothing being chosen
I would like an invite too if they're still available, please.
Instructions for the Asia exclusive sets
80101 (Chinese New Year's Eve Dinner) https://www.lego.com/biassets/bi/6271033.pdf
80102 (Dragon Dance) https://www.lego.com/biassets/bi/6271039.pdf
look on Bricklink, still some to be found with not that big markup (the official price is around 65-75 Eur depends on country), but the shipping from most of those countries sucks, got one each from Singapore thanks to colleague from there. Shipping cost as much as one set (for 1-3 sets per weight)
In store, and it will vary from location to location. For example, the Falcon set isn't on clearance at my nearest Walmart stores at all; the nearest one with that set at $79 is an hour's drive away.
