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18 October 2002, 07:07 AM
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Check this out then. The guy's built all sorts of stuff out of technical Lego, including a vision-controlled four-shot rotary cannon, and a machine which solves a 3x3 rubiks cube. 
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18 October 2002, 12:17 PM
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Kids these days wouldnt have the patience to finish one of those, they would rather build a cyber one in 3 minutes on the PC!
I might get one though!!
Its come on a bit since building my Lego Technic go cart all those years ago!!
I might get one though!!
Its come on a bit since building my Lego Technic go cart all those years ago!!
18 October 2002, 12:43 PM
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Are you sitting down...? £224.99 !!!
") it's not that expensive. When I was about 12, I was bought the full-suspension tech Lego car for one Christmas, and it cost nearly £100. It was a quarter of the size of the star destroyer, and probably had a 5th of the number of pieces.
18 October 2002, 02:54 PM
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Christian, there is a section on www.lego.com called Shop@Home where you can order it.
Wonder how many pages the instructions are?!
Wonder how many pages the instructions are?!
18 October 2002, 02:56 PM
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Don't suppose anyone is familiar with set 1593? The rareset set of all time.
Check this out http://www.bricklink.com/search.asp?q=1593
$2250 for one mint in sealed box!
Check this out http://www.bricklink.com/search.asp?q=1593
$2250 for one mint in sealed box!
18 October 2002, 03:29 PM
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Neil, no offence but are you sure it was that *exact* model?
The reason I ask is because it was a very limited model that you could only get through a Persil offer. It was made up from two other sets - 6929, a space ship with container and 6880, a buggy type thing.
If it definately was a 1593 then you might just regret letting it go!
I still have mine (it's 19 years old):
The reason I ask is because it was a very limited model that you could only get through a Persil offer. It was made up from two other sets - 6929, a space ship with container and 6880, a buggy type thing.
If it definately was a 1593 then you might just regret letting it go!
I still have mine (it's 19 years old):
20 October 2002, 11:59 AM
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I wish my 4 month old nephew would grow up a bit faster so I could start buying Lego again 
Still have my Space Lego, Technical Lego, Playmobil, train set, TCR (the one where you could change Lane) all at my parents.
Hmmm might just have to bring the Lego back next time I visit.
Deano
Still have my Space Lego, Technical Lego, Playmobil, train set, TCR (the one where you could change Lane) all at my parents.
Hmmm might just have to bring the Lego back next time I visit.
Deano
20 October 2002, 05:04 PM
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Dsmith does your TCR still work? I had mine for Christmas Day as a kid many moons ago and it had bust by the afternoon and my dad took it back and swapped it for a scalextric set and it was never the same 
Been thinking about buying one for my son now off of ebay
Been thinking about buying one for my son now off of ebay
20 October 2002, 08:41 PM
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If you kept everything you had when you were a kid and sold it now, you'd make a fortune.
Chopper, BMX, Scalextric, Dinky Toys etc.
I kept all the boxes for my Matchbox cars, until my parents in their infinate wisdom decided to thow them out...
Chopper, BMX, Scalextric, Dinky Toys etc.
I kept all the boxes for my Matchbox cars, until my parents in their infinate wisdom decided to thow them out...
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