[Xplosiv166]

not cheap £700 , but looks cool

https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/at-at-75313

[MrManor]

Very cool 😎

[Colmsport]

Captive audience of 40 somethings with a bit of surplus cash & Lego taking advantage with some comedy pricing.

Does look great mind!! ��

I’ve got the Lego Titanic set ready to build, early Christmas pressie, at over 5ft long when completed I need to think of somewhere to put it when it’s done…

[MrManor]

Originally Posted by Colmsport

Captive audience of 40 somethings with a bit of surplus cash & Lego taking advantage with some comedy pricing.

Does look great mind!! ��

I’ve got the Lego Titanic set ready to build, early Christmas pressie, at over 5ft long when completed I need to think of somewhere to put it when it’s done…

Bottom of the Atlantic?

[225]

My son has loved lego for years but now into star wars lego. he (we) would love that! and the star destroyer.

[SteveChester]

Not sure it's £700 cool though!!

[xenon]

I can certainly see the appeal of building such a thing but Christ knows what you'd do with it afterwards.

[dopper99]

Originally Posted by xenon

I can certainly see the appeal of building such a thing but Christ knows what you'd do with it afterwards.

Sell it on ebay for a profit.


(you hope )

[SuperHamz]

Epic but I couldn't justify at that price. I've got 2 Batmobiles and a Batwing that I still haven't assembled as I've got no where to put them.

I think for me though, nothing beats the Millenium Falcon when it comes to the Lego Star Wars sets.

[JustChris]

Its an amazing looking set that. but £700 ouch, also wrecked the second you re-enact with fishing wire the wrap around legs scene from the snow speeders and it topples over.

[as7920]

Budget wouldn't stretch that far but I did get this for Xmas!

https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/at-at-75288

[Sennen]

As a society we are meant to be trying to get rid of Plastics but Lego seem to be churning it out by the bucket load......... where does it all go when the user has become bored

[sahajesh]

Originally Posted by Sennen

As a society we are meant to be trying to get rid of Plastics but Lego seem to be churning it out by the bucket load......... where does it all go when the user has become bored

Take the Lego bricks apart and put them together again - that way they aren't single-use

[SkyJawa]

And they have a massive second hand following.

Was in the loft the other day, uncovered a box full of bricks and loads of instructions from when I was a boy, my son had great pleasure sifting through it all at the weekend and we’ll rebuild it come rainy weekends.

[SuperHamz]

And they can be recycled

[AyrshireColin]

Originally Posted by Sennen

As a society we are meant to be trying to get rid of Plastics but Lego seem to be churning it out by the bucket load......... where does it all go when the user has become bored

Better call the fun police!

[Nibbles]

Originally Posted by Sennen

As a society we are meant to be trying to get rid of Plastics but Lego seem to be churning it out by the bucket load......... where does it all go when the user has become bored

Says the man that's recently bought/ordered 3 new cars!?!