Adult Lego Fans

[MULTIPLEX]

Originally Posted by Xtreme987

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What Lego set is it ? Looks like Bionicle.

This one...



It's a new constraction set that uses bionicle type pieces and a technic skeleton. I used to own the UCS General Grievous that was made from smaller traditional LEGO parts and this set is 10x better. I like the poses you can achieve. And this thing is huge and menacing.

Told you you'd like it Masta

[Rodimus Prime1]

The new Lego XMAS SW Advent Calander, if you haven't seen it

[MULTIPLEX]

Wow they included TC-14?

[Metroplex79]

Checking out Lego again, now that I have a little spending money again.

Obviously some of you are on top of these sets...I'm a bit slow.

Saw this set at Wal-Mart:
http://www.thebrickfan.com/lego-star...-75132-review/

It looks disappointing, considering not too long ago, Lego had this set:
http://brickset.com/sets/75034-1

These 2 sets looks good, even though that Troop Transport vehicle looks way too small.
http://brickset.com/sets/75078-1/Imp...roop-Transport

http://brickset.com/sets/75134-1/Gal...re-Battle-Pack

Not a fan of the current projectile weapons. But I guess it's to keep the kids entertained.

[Benzo]

Started collecting the modulars recently.

[MULTIPLEX]

Found this today

[Rodimus Prime1]

Check out this build

Link to article and more pics http://www.trustedreviews.com/news/s...2kg-of-awesome

[MULTIPLEX]

Wow amazing. I really like those little tie interceptors too.

[Rodimus Prime1]

Originally Posted by MULTIPLEX

Wow amazing. I really like those little tie interceptors too.

Those are cool.

I really like his interior details, and the rec area : rofl:

[Metroplex79]

Posted this on TFW2005 as well.

ARTICLE: Kid destroys $15,000 LEGO sculpture an hour after new exhibit opens

Children might be small in stature, but let's be honest, they can be rather destructive when left to their own devices.

Such is the case with a young Chinese boy, who single-handedly pushed over a giant fox figurine of Nick from Zootopia on Sunday at the LEGO Expo in Ningbo, China.

It so happened that it was the first day of the exhibition and the display had been open to the public for no more than an hour when the incident occurred.

According to Zhao, the artist who spent three days and nights painstakingly piecing together the figurine, the parents were very apologetic over the mishap.

The LEGO figurine is said to cost more than 100,000 yuan ($15,170).

The finished $15,000 LEGO figurine did not stay as so for long.

Nick stood no chance.

Zhao declined compensation as he insisted the child had not meant to break the figurine. The artist went on to post pictures of the broken figurine on his Weibo account, but did not elaborate about what had happened except to say he was heartbroken to see his hard work destroyed.

Zhao proudly poses with his work before it was destroyed.

This LEGO fiasco is a far cry from another incident involving children, which took place on May 17, at the Shanghai Museum of Glass.

Two young boys were caught on security cameras entering a restricted display area and breaking off the wings of a glass angel sculpture by Chinese artist, Shelly Xue. The boys were chaperoned by two adults who not only stood by and watched the boys wreak havoc, but also whipped out their phones to film the boys.

After the footage of the glass incident went viral, netizens called for parents to keep their children in check and also for galleries to ban children from entering.

Stupid kid.

Should punish him by making him walk barefoot over the chaos.