Might be slack in the steering wheel. When the steering linkages start to go on my old Capri, I also get a somewhat concentrated look on my face. Especially at around 100 km/h and keeping the old girl going straight becomes a twitch-based game.
SIts doable, certainly. Only issue for 'real' Lego is colours for the parts.What do you think then, mate - easy or hard to make in Lego?
At first glance I'm seeing some pretty standard pieces and the cockpit looks do-able.
The gaps around the wheel covers look a bit tricky.
I just laid my hands on "After the fall"... With Early Access until the 9th when it is released... Been waiting since it was announced (in January I think!) so may be stuck inside a VR HMD until Update 8 has dropped!
They could have made ship, on-foot and SRV-based paintball PvP battle scenarios in-game and entirely saved themselves having to invent CQC in the first place.
SGood point!
indeed. but since they did create cqc.. you'd think they might at least attempt to not have entirely abandoned it.They could have made ship, on-foot and SRV-based paintball PvP battle scenarios in-game and entirely saved themselves having to invent CQC in the first place.
You're very welcome, milord. And if anyone isn't sure where that is (North West Lake District, next to Keswick), I suspect you've seen it...'The Force Awakens' - when the Millennium Falcon is descending towards Maz Kanata's fortress, and Rey says "I didn't know there was this much green in the whole galaxy,"...that's Derwentwater, with the fell Cat Bells next to it (although with the long straggling line of tourists ambling up it edited out).
Ouch, that's harsh but I'm glad you've recovered.
There's a christmas show on somewhere in which Cary Elwes pretends to speak with a Scottish accent. To me he sounds like a stereotypical movie jihadist, but according to the Wife one gets used to listen to it.
Si had to replace heroin with E: D friendly drugsIt's good, but it misses out midges and heroin
