Community Event / Creation Happy Birthday
- Thread starter Mobius
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Happy birthday, enjoy!
Ian Phillips
Volunteer Moderator
It is indeed heart warming......no wait, that's the whisky taking effect!
Happy birthday.
I made my own Millennium Falcon when i was around 20-years old. 
Made it out of cardboard and a hairdryer for engine to blow air out the back and had 2 batteries half the size of old time Mobil's to power it. It was 3 x 4 x 1/2 feet in dimension's, Shud be a nice project to keep you busy until elite 4 is ready
Made it out of cardboard and a hairdryer for engine to blow air out the back and had 2 batteries half the size of old time Mobil's to power it. It was 3 x 4 x 1/2 feet in dimension's, Shud be a nice project to keep you busy until elite 4 is ready
Happy Birthday you two (just got in under the wire ).
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I'm guessing that not many people know, but today is my birthday and I turn 43.
I was a young 13 year old when I first played ELITE, and I cant believe that it has taken 30 years before I get to play the latest instalment.
I was 15 when I started on the C64.
Have an AWESOME Birthday
I thought it may take a few days to build... your dedication to Lego is undeniable..
I didnt think it would be done on the day!!!
I figured Friday with a few pints you'd end up with a large lego *****..
5 hours straight is pretty hard core when you think about it, the build needs to be done before the kids get up the next day other wise your going to lose blocks.
building Lego is like a OCD Itch. each block is like a little release of endorphins, for those of you who think it for kids, get your self some Lego and put it together, the satisfaction of putting each block together is like completing a giant jigsaw, the millinium falcon (1254 pieces) took 5.5hrs to do, and the republic gunship (1175 pieces) took just under 5hrs to put together.
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My hobby is collecting Sci-Fi ships. preferably diecast. I think I have a good collection. many have quadrupled in value since I bought them as Metal sci-fi ships are not always mass produced.
