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What LEGO set did you build today?

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2 hours ago, Quacs said:

7783 The Batcave - phenomenal set, phenomenal figs.

I agree.  I bought this last year intending to sell it but I can't because It's a really beautiful piece and a nice rendition of the 1980s Batcave.

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On ‎1‎/‎30‎/‎2016 at 9:46 AM, Roy vd M. said:

Promotional set 1590 (ANWB Assistance Center).

I know, I'm a child ;)

Looks nice Roy, classic set....!! And yes...boys will be boys :derisive:

Just finished putting together Mines of Moria (9473).  Nice little set - makes me want to go and watch the films again.  More directed at kids given the play features but nice selection of minifigs and displays quite well. 
 

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Back alive after 24 years. I build this when i was a child.

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On ‎1‎/‎30‎/‎2016 at 6:00 PM, Bold-Arrow said:

Thanks to the help of some fellow BPers, this small project is now complete

This scene is desperately calling for 1-2 Ewok Villages!

So this probably doesn't fit exactly in this thread, but it's Lego-collector/builder related so here goes.  My wife relented and is allowing me to put together a Batman display in the dining room.  I have now a 7783 Batcave (as mentioned earlier in this post), and the Tumber on display.  I will be includingthe new 60s Batcave when it's released, and have an offer out on the 7784 Batmobile.  The question is this: I have room for one more display set, and I have a 6860 Batcave or a 7785 Arkham Asylum to include in the display.  I like the idea of the fully complete Batcave/Batmobile lineup, but Arkham Asylum has better Minifigures and is a better/rarer set.  Thoughts?

Edit - I also have an original 7781 Batman Two-Face Escape I could probably wedge in too, as well as a boatload of newer Batman/DC Minifigures.

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This is not really a MOC, so I thought I would place in this forum....

For the past few years we have had a school bring their 3rd grade classes to my workplace to do a tour. Each department gets a topic and explains that topic to the children. Our department explains about recycling efforts and energy use. So, I put together this layout to give a visual example as we explained things to the kids.

I purchased the instructions to a Brick City Depot building (https://www.brickcitydepot.com/CB026/smokestacks_coffee_house) and modified it a bit to include a standby generator on the main floor. The generator lights up using Lifelites (http://www.lifelites.com/). I used a Brick Builders Pro sticker (http://www.brickbuilderspro.com/) for the "City Power" billboard.

I also incorporated LED lights into the street lights and on top of the hydro dam. I have the LED lights on, but maybe difficult to see due to natural lighting /camera.

In the layout we have a hydro dam, wind turbine, stationary solar panels on awning and building, rotating solar panels, standby generation, transmission lines and a recycling center (with Hulk getting “angry”).

The only thing really missing is a generation plant (too big and expensive to build) and a nuclear facility – which, I’m waiting for a Simpson’s version! The entire grade seems to enjoy it, as do the teachers. This layout makes it sooo much easier to explain to third graders.

 

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Haven't built any thing in ages! Well the drought is finally over, I built these beauty's over Friday and today. Love the QA!

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Added some front signage and a movie screen for good measure. Ready to build!

 

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