Please Father Christmas, can I have....
10 November 2009, 10:05 PM
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Please Father Christmas, can I have....
What do you want (apart form beer and sex) for Christmas.
I'll start...
Tantive IV Blockade Runner
It will go nicely with my other kits
Steve
I'll start...
Tantive IV Blockade Runner
It will go nicely with my other kits
Steve
10 November 2009, 10:49 PM
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I'd love 1, but how much!!!!!!!!!!!
I remember when small kits were a couple of quid and small technics were about a tenner and I could do them in the dark, in the back of the car on the way back from Gran's
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just the thing to wake up to christmas morning...
10 November 2009, 10:52 PM
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My wife got me a massive technic Ferrari a few years back, best present ever, took me back to being 11, we have a neighbour that works for Lego and he can get a pretty good discount.
Trouble is I cant sit on the floor for five hours doing a Lego without crippling myself.
I want an auto darkening welding helmet and a Pillar Drill this year, just got the MIG for my birthday.
Trouble is I cant sit on the floor for five hours doing a Lego without crippling myself.
I want an auto darkening welding helmet and a Pillar Drill this year, just got the MIG for my birthday.
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My wife got me a massive technic Ferrari a few years back, best present ever, took me back to being 11, we have a neighbour that works for Lego and he can get a pretty good discount.
Trouble is I cant sit on the floor for five hours doing a Lego without crippling myself.
I want an auto darkening welding helmet and a Pillar Drill this year, just got the MIG for my birthday.
Trouble is I cant sit on the floor for five hours doing a Lego without crippling myself.
I want an auto darkening welding helmet and a Pillar Drill this year, just got the MIG for my birthday.
Problem is I want a lego kit, with the complexity of Airfix.
11 November 2009, 06:45 PM
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My wife got me a massive technic Ferrari a few years back, best present ever, took me back to being 11, we have a neighbour that works for Lego and he can get a pretty good discount.
Trouble is I cant sit on the floor for five hours doing a Lego without crippling myself.
I want an auto darkening welding helmet and a Pillar Drill this year, just got the MIG for my birthday.
Trouble is I cant sit on the floor for five hours doing a Lego without crippling myself.
I want an auto darkening welding helmet and a Pillar Drill this year, just got the MIG for my birthday.
11 November 2009, 07:24 PM
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Haynes Build Your Own Internal Combustion Engine
I was thinking of this. I saw Mr P looking at it and he said he's like to do it with our lad. He will be turning 4 in the new year and I imagine they will both get some fun out of it.
That and a new pair of trainers and a few 'treats'.
We are maxing out on a good spec desk top for the nipper this year, so we have (yet again) put our own wants aside, and we are just doing 'small' things.
I was thinking of this. I saw Mr P looking at it and he said he's like to do it with our lad. He will be turning 4 in the new year and I imagine they will both get some fun out of it.
That and a new pair of trainers and a few 'treats'.
We are maxing out on a good spec desk top for the nipper this year, so we have (yet again) put our own wants aside, and we are just doing 'small' things.
