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Old Posted Mar 10, 2009, 1:23 AM
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o wow didnt notice the lative in it was not even aware of those lol
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So uh, who'd get me some plane tickets to Ann Arbor? I'd love to see yours in person, aswell as Decojims and everything else you got up there. North America (mich,ill, etc) seems to have a awesome lego scene.

Yesterday I built green grocer. Call me back and ask me what I think when the tips of my fingers grow back. No I just have to decorate the inside of Cafe corner and buy/fix up market street.
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Does anyone know why 4954 Model Town Home wouldent be available in the US? I looking to get it and make my own modular house.
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Does anyone know why 4954 Model Town Home wouldent be available in the US? I looking to get it and make my own modular house.
No, I do not know why it is not currently available in the US. It was sold in the US about a year or two ago. A friend of mind has one. Don't let the unavailability stop you; you can buy one off Bricklink (search set 4954); if that is too expensive, just buy some parts and make your own design.
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^^Thats pretty damn cool, Legoland right?

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No, I do not know why it is not currently available in the US. It was sold in the US about a year or two ago. A friend of mind has one. Don't let the unavailability stop you; you can buy one off Bricklink (search set 4954); if that is too expensive, just buy some parts and make your own design.
Yeah, the cheapest one on bricklink is 90$, so Ill probably just hunt down my own parts. I'm still Curious why they don't sell it. They had one at a local target 2 months ago. Maybe they just don't ship it? Or maybe I'm just getting my hopes up.

Is bricklink better than Lego for parts?
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^^Thats pretty damn cool, Legoland right?
Yep.
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how long does it take them to make the whole scene?
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LOL, they even had a Lego Obama Nomination:



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hahah its cheaper to buy it msib then it is to buy all the parts
this tool here will tell u the cost of all the parts great way to figure out if its worth buying new msib or just the parts
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogPriceGuide.asp
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the white house one probly took a couple months to do a moc up then a day or 2 to set it up outside
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I think the white house may actually an older design from along time ago, they just added people/scenery. I saw the white house in a book like 5 years ago.

Just to be sure, I emailed Lego about the town house, it has been discontinued.No surprises, really.
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I think the white house may actually an older design from along time ago, they just added people/scenery. I saw the white house in a book like 5 years ago.

Just to be sure, I emailed Lego about the town house, it has been discontinued.No surprises, really.
well whoever made it took a lot a time!
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Jeez dude, are bricks in the north made of heroin or something?

That's like, 700$ dollars in sets!
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BrickBash 2009, Ann Arbor, Michigan

A free LEGO show called Brickbash was held in Ann Arbor, Michigan on March 21. While there were LEGO creations of all types there, two displays had skylines.


1. A modest Michigan Lego Train Club layout:

The white building is a model of Detroit's Dime Building by another club member named Chris. Most of the buildings on the right side of the layout are mine.


2. Spencer (JSR)s line up of all of his completed micro-scale skyscrapers:

I took both photos: all of my Brickbash images on flickr
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Jeez dude, are bricks in the north made of heroin or something?

That's like, 700$ dollars in sets!
lot more then that
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Ok is the CN tower new? I've never seen it before, got any close ups?
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Ok is the CN tower new? I've never seen it before, got any close ups?
Here you go:

I took this picture.

Also if you use the link in my previous post, my flickr account has additional images and higher resolution versions of the photos are available.
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