Big Cheese
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"Disney Build It!" Kits Released
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Cmdr_Crimson
Well-Known Member
This can go in so many ways...
They Can DO Better!
They Can DO Better!
EpcotServo
Well-Known Member
Hmmm...I'm a mix of Yomi, Wolfwood, and Lelouch's reactions to this.
(Hoping some people at least know a few of these faces...)
TigerBravo1977
New Member
About 25 years ago (wow) my dad bought me a Cinderella Castle Lego set that was very big and detailed. He started putting it together and wound up having to use glue to make it work. After he spent hours doing this I just wanted to knock it down. 
Phonedave
Well-Known Member
I find the real LEGO sets underwhelming as of late.
When I was a kid the sets had lots of bigger blocks. Now all they seem to be is made up of little tiny things and "Special" peices like fences and antennas and ladders etc.
Eh, sorry for the thread drift. I guess I am just showing my age.
See what you can do with a lot of "normal" bricks http://www.see-sciencecenter.org/visitors/millyard-project.aspx
The largest permanent LEGO installation in the world. I think it's cool because my kids and I helped build some sections of it.
-dave
Missing20K
Well-Known Member
I find the real LEGO sets underwhelming as of late.
When I was a kid the sets had lots of bigger blocks. Now all they seem to be is made up of little tiny things and "Special" peices like fences and antennas and ladders etc.
Eh, sorry for the thread drift. I guess I am just showing my age.
See what you can do with a lot of "normal" bricks http://www.see-sciencecenter.org/visitors/millyard-project.aspx
The largest permanent LEGO installation in the world. I think it's cool because my kids and I helped build some sections of it.
-dave
That installation is AWESOME!!!
Sorry for the slight drift, I was just overwhelmed and had to comment. I used to build sets in my bedroom growing up that would take up my entire floor, but that is just outrageous. UberCool.
krankenstein
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GothMickey
Active Member
Wow, that set they are selling is weak. What were they thinking? Just more craptastic merchandise released from Disney's merchandising department.
Considering the price point and the age range what they have is about as much as you can do. Hopefully in the not so distant future they will release some higher dollar kits akin to the Star Wars Ultimate collectors series.
I find the real LEGO sets underwhelming as of late.
When I was a kid the sets had lots of bigger blocks. Now all they seem to be is made up of little tiny things and "Special" peices like fences and antennas and ladders etc.
Eh, sorry for the thread drift. I guess I am just showing my age.
See what you can do with a lot of "normal" bricks http://www.see-sciencecenter.org/visitors/millyard-project.aspx
The largest permanent LEGO installation in the world. I think it's cool because my kids and I helped build some sections of it.
-dave
building legos has progressed into an art for some people. i have a picture of han solo frozen in carbonite. being both a star wars and lego fan i think it's pretty cool.
joel_maxwell
Permanent Resident of EPCOT
not bad for a 5 year old? not bad for a 35 year old sitting at his desk right now.
Id have to see in person.
Those will grace the desk as well if they come out. :lookarounConsidering the price point and the age range what they have is about as much as you can do. Hopefully in the not so distant future they will release some higher dollar kits akin to the Star Wars Ultimate collectors series.
I think i need a bigger desk
