Wow - the chandelier is amazing! On this floor there are some toys, a dolls house (or maybe a LEGO house), a scooter and two balls. I will complete the review as soon as I can, but it may not be this evening. Thank you to all the people who have visited the Blog today, I hope you've enjoyed it so far.
Great ongling review today - really enjoyed watching the build progress.
ReplyDeleteAaagh. Thanks for the pics, it looks great. £140 though? That's pushing it somewhat...
ReplyDeleteOk, we can continue now! :P
ReplyDeletemany, many thanks for walking us through the build! the insights have been really helpful. you've done a really awesome job (in letting us see it and at the same time making us GREEN with envy.. wah, i want one! haha) maybe once you're done, you could give us some more reviews of the set? please? thanks!
ReplyDeleteFor those of us not likely to see this 'in the flesh' for some time yet - your sterling effort on this site and first class WIP review is a real treat. Well done - looking forward to the completion...(and getting my own set!) With best regards from Croatia.
ReplyDeleteWe want more, We want more, We want more !!
ReplyDeleteLOL - just added the last part. Nice to feel wanted. Google analytics says that no-one visited this site yesterday... I'm pretty sure that's not true.
ReplyDeleteGoogle analytics says that no-one visited this site yesterday... I'm pretty sure that's not true.
ReplyDeleteBe assured they are very wrong! I personally know of numerous people who avidly followed your build and detailed explanation! Lego should pay you commission - expensive set or not - your demonstration must have encouraged numerous 'maybe's'!!
Many thanks for the 'show'.
Yeah, given the Fire Brigade has the same number of bricks (give or take a few...) and a challenging build, the £40 difference in price is a true puzzle.
ReplyDeletepost a pic please of all your sets together...
ReplyDeleteKeep posting stuff like this i really like it
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