#lego 928

[trashlama]

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Wazzzuuuuppp my fellow heathens!

This is the last poll for this three part poll series. I originally wanted to post this later but, I realized this morning that I fucked up yesterday and only set the poll for a day instead of week like I had intended too. Though tbh I could kinda already figure out who would move on. Anyways— this is it guys! Let's find out who is the reeaaalll favorite.

Knowing the simps(which I'm also guilty of being) that lurk around Tumblr it probably be Miguel. BUT! We'll see~

On with the show~

Sorry this is long↓ I don't own these memes. I've never claimed to do so. I just come across them on Pinterest when I'm on break at work and think they're funny so I like to share them. If I mistakenly put one on here that I shouldn't have please let me know! I like to respect people's wishes. And if you could add the creator names too that would be great so the same mistake isn't made twice. Sorry for the inconvenience that my sharing may cause. I hope you have a good day.

[steampaul]

i've started a little series of weekly posts documenting every MoC i made (digitally) over the last few years:

Week 10: 2023

for the galaxy explorer, Some GWP ideas, the bricklink designer program,my gripes with an ideas set, being abandoned, some potted blocks, classic defender mini and a bit more Rock Raiders stuff

this is the last week.

i got the 10497 galaxy explorer as a christmas present in 2022 and i wanted to make a base for it. this is of course based on the printed baseplate that was included in the original 928 (or 497) galaxy explorer in 1979. its build atop a 50x50 baseplate.

my first idea of a possible GWP inspired by the trend of GWPs being remakes of older sets, like 40567 forest hideout, 40580 blacktron cruiser, 40601 majisto's magical workshop and 40581 tahu and takua was this MoC.

I chose 7708 Uplink from Exo-Force to base my GWP MoC on even though 7701 Grand titan was my first Exo-Force set (and the first one i got from shop@home), because it's a smaller set and thus more suited as a GWP (also i think that joker hair looks better in purple and would be more fitting as a modern version of the Exo-force rubber hairpieces for Ryo and less for takeshi imho)

the original Tumblr App-icon. but in lego.

i made this to be my current Phone background. the grey greebles are my lockscreen and the Ace flag is my homescreen, so that unlocking my phone imbues the background with colour.

this is my First MoC i posted on Tumblr at the same time i posted it on reddit.

i love 21340 tales from the space age, but i had a few gripes with the added fourth art piece and i felt the need to analyse why exactly i thought it wasn't as good as the others and how i would try to fix it.

Bricklink opened their designer Program to the public with series 1 in that year and i wanted to add something based on one of my favourite MoC ideas i ever had. the abandoned factory i posted back in week 2. i hd the idea of an old, abandoned industrial building that you could give walls using your (probably huge) collection of brick seperators. i cannot remember if i posted it anywhere or not. and why i didn't if i didn't.

yipieeee! it's Tbh, the autism creature. my first MoC iv'e only posted to tumblr.

oh god, this one. someone asked me to build them a MoC based on a house they wanted to buy on zillo. i made it for them, took a bit longer than i thought it would and even though i've been pretty transparent about this, they ghosted me.

oh well.

cheesy brick studios made a Video where he made some minecraft Potted plants inspired by 10329 tiny plants.

this then inspired me to make some bigger versions of (almost) all minecraft potted plants.

40650 creator land rover classic defender released that year and i wanted to make it look more like it's Icons counterpart (10317).

i think it looks nice. even though it is not on par with the 8 wide speed champions sets....

some More Rock raiders!!! this time in the style of another possible GWP, so no neon green or orange, sadly, because those colours were discontinued just as i finished building this MoC.

an who are these little guys?, you might ask. well they're also Rock Raiders MoCs, based on the a little one person Mining transport that i cannot find the reference i used. and i cannot remember what they're called.

this is it. the final week. i have no idea what to do to continue with my MoCs, maybe something yearly? making at least óne MoC every week? i dont know. but i know i'll make a master post sometime later this week where i'll link every one of these Ten weeks.

see ya!

first week last week

[mocsmarket]

Product consists of digital instructions only! All you need to build this P.O.R.S.C.H.E. - which stands for Prototype Of Retro Sport Coupe Heedfully Engineered - is just 1 copy of the Creator Expert set 10295 Porsche 911 and these instructions. That's all! This Coupe is inspired by front engine Porsche models from the 80's and 90's like the 924, 944, 928, 968 and with 1080 pieces reuses almost 75 % of the original set. The model features a working steering wheel, an opening bonnet with a detailed engine under the hood, opening doors, pop-up headlights and reclining front seats to enter the rear.  The car can easily be picked up and played with, with a strong chassis and solid structure. Dimensions: 319 x 143 x 95 mm The step-by-step instructions are clear yet concise with around 115 pages and provide an enjoyable alternative experience. Interested to read more about the development process? More pics and information at www.NKubate.com #legocustominstructions #legoinstructions #lego #legomoc #legomocs #moc #iinstructions #custom #legocustom #mocs #mocsmarket

[camb99-cbmi6]

Thank you my amazing bestie @sparkga for tagging me to complete this tag game!

ONE thing that traumatized you as a child: The first thing that came to mind was the end scene of Star Trek First Contact where Data yeets the Borg Queen into the warp plasma coolant and her flesh disintegrates, which I can remember watching in my old house that I moved out of when I was 5 so...yeah a very long time ago and tbh I reckon that's why it took me about a decade to discover my love of Trek cuz I thought it was scary lol.

TWO things you're looking forward to: Building the Lego James Bond DB5 I treated myself to for my birthday, and uh...don't read into this too much but honestly being cuddled again ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

THREE games you've recently played: Need For Speed Underground, Counter Strike-Condition Zero Deleted Scenes, and Star Trek Elite Force 2.

FOUR songs that you love at the moment: I haven't actually listened to anything that recently, but I have had these stuck in my head:

FIVE places you'd like to visit: Paris France, San Francisco US, Ontario Canada (that's where Niagra Falls is right?), Adelaide Australia, and some areas of Scotland to visit family, friends and stay in this really cool old train coach cottage thing. I'm not really a big fan of travelling but I would love to meet some mutuals abroad.

SIX cool looking cars: 1982 Pontiac Trans Am (KITT and KARR from Kngith Rider), 2002 Aston Martin Vanquish, 1963 Aston Martin DB5, 1999 BMW Z8, Ford Mustang (tbf any from the 60s to the 2000s), 1980s Porsche 928.

SEVEN TV shows you love: Doctor Who, Charmed (not the reboot eek), Andi Mack, Star Trek Voyager, Knight Rider, Star Wars The Clone Wars, and *obviously* Heartstopper.

EIGHT mutuals to tag: If you'd like to do one of these of course, I tag @secretly-of-course, @long-life-town, @shygamerdude, @karominoes, @vidibit, @themrkitty, @booksandbutts, and @abyronicgentleperson.

[bluenpinkcastle]

20220820: the original Lego 497 Galaxy Explorer from 1978, though this set was the U.S. version of 928. the landing pad base plate is a little discolored and one of the red space mini-figures barely has the classic space logo anymore, but overall? the bricks from this are in amazing shape with very little wear or discoloration. the instructions are in very good shape but the box has seen so many better days. this is also a very sturdy space ship. I don’t know that it’s going to be very easy to disassemble. I guess this is one of those things that’s supposed to motivate me to actually set up a BrickLink account and maybe get my store started? this was a really fun build, though :)

[matias-2003]

The 100 highest-grossing animated movies in the world without re-releases

1 - Frozen 2 (2019) - $1.450 billion

2 - Frozen 1 (2013) - $1.280 billion

3 - The Incredibles 2 (2018) - $1.242 billion

4 - Minions 1 (2015) - $1.159 billion

5 - Toy Story 4 (2019) - $1.073 billion

6 - Toy Story 3 (2010) - $1.066 billion

7 - Despicable Me 3 (2017) - $1.034 billion

8 - Finding Dory (2016) - $1.028 billion

9 - Zootopia (2016) - $1.023 billion

10 - Despicable Me 2 (2013) - $970 million

11 - Minions 2 (2022) - $939 million

12 - Shrek 2 (2004) - $928 million

13 - Super Mario Bros (2023) - $892 million*

14 - Ice Age 3 (2009) - $836 million

15 - Ice Age 4 (2012) - $877 million

16 - The Secret Life of Pets 1 (2016) - $875 million

17 - Finding Nemo (2003) - $871 million

18 - Inside Out (2015) - $857 million

19 - Shrek 3 (2007) - $813 million

20 - Coco (2017) - $807 million

21 - The Lion King (1994) - $763 million

22 - Shrek 4 (2010) - $752 million

23 - Madagascar 3 (2012) - $746 million

24 - Monsters University (2013) - $743 million

25 - Up (2009) - $735 million

26 - Ne Zha (2019) - $726 million

27 - Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011) - $665 million

28 - Ice Age 2 (2006) - $660 million

29 - Big Hero 6 (2014) - $657 million

30 - Moana (2016) - $643 million

31 - Sing 1 (2016) - $634 million

32 - Kung Fu Panda 1 (2008) - $631,7 million

33 - The Incredibles 1 (2004) - $631 million

34 - Ratatouille (2007) - $623 million

35 - How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014) - $621 million

36 - Madagascar 2 (2008) - $603 million

37 - Tangled (2010) - $592 million

38 - The Croods 1 (2013) - $587 million

39 - Cars 2 (2011) - $559 million

40 - Puss in Boots 1 (2011) - $554 million

41 - Despicable Me 1 (2010) - $543 million

42 - Madagascar 1 (2005) - $542 million

43 - Brave (2012) - $538 million

44 - The Simpsons (2007) - $536 million

45 - Wreck It Ralph 2 (2018) - $529 million

46 - Monsters Inc (2001) - $528,7 million

47 - Hotel Transylvania 3 (2018) - $528 million

48 - The Boss Baby 1 (2017) - $527 million

49 - How to Train Your Dragon 3 (2019) - $521,7 million

50 - WALL-E (2008) - $521,3 million

51 - Kung Fu Panda 3 (2016) - $521 million

52 - The Grinch (2018) - $511 million

53 - Demon Slayer 1 (2020) - $507 million

54 - Aladdin (1992) - $504 million

55 - Rio 2 (2014) - $498 million

56 - How to Train Your Dragon 1 (2010) - $494 million

57 - Toy Story 2 (1999) - $487 million

58 - Shrek 1 (2001) - $484 million

59 - Rio 1 (2011) - $483 million

60 - Puss in Boots 2 (2022) - $480 million

61 - Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015) - $474 million

62 - Wreck It Ralph 1 (2012) - $471 million

63 - The Lego Movie 1 (2014) - $468 million

64 - Cars 1 (2006) - $461 million

65 - Tarzan (1999) - $448 million

66 - The Secret Life of Pets 2 (2019) - $431 million

67 - Ice Age 5 (2016) - $408 million

68 - Sing 2 (2021) - $407 million

69 - Home (2015) - $386 million

70 - Happy Feet 1 (2006) - $384 million

71 - Cars 3 (2017) - $383,9 million

72 - Ice Age 1 (2002) - $383 million

73 - Monsters vs Aliens (2009) - $381 million

74 - Spider-Man (2018) - $375 million

75 - Shark Tale (2004) - $374 million

76 - The Adventures of Tintin (2011) - $373,9 million

77 - Penguins of Madagascar (2014) - $373 million

78 - A Bug’s Life (1998) - $363,2 million

79 - Toy Story 1 (1995) - $363 million

80 - Hotel Transylvania 1 (2012) - $358 million

81 - Your Name (2016) - $357 million

82 - Angry Birds 1 (2012) - $352 million

83 - Dinosaur (2000) - $349 million

84 - The Lorax (2012) - $348 million

85 - Trolls 1 (2016) - $346,8 million

86 - Pocahontas (1995) - $346 million

87 - Over the Hedge (2006) - $339 million

88 - The Good Dinosaur (2015) - $332 million

89 - Beauty and the Beast (1991) - $331 million

90 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) - $325,3 million

91 - A Christmas Carol (2009) - $325,2 million

92 - Spongebob 2 (2015) - $325 million

93 - Megamind (2010) - $321 million

94 - Chicken Little (2005) - $314 million

95 - Lego Batman (2017) - $311 million

96 - Bolt (2008) - $309 million

97 - Rise of the Guardians (2012) - $306 million

98 - Mulan (1998) - $304 million

99 - Horton (2008) - $298 million

100 - Ferdinand (2017) - $296 million

*Still in theatres

[collectionlegospace]

Bienvenue

Mais pourquoi donc un blog qui traite d'une collection LEGO Space Classic ? Eh bien c'est une idée qui trotte dans ma tête depuis bientôt un an : et si je faisais une collection de LEGO espace ??? Et plus précisément ce qu'on appelle les "LEGO Space Classic", les 1 ères boites, de 1979 à environ 1990.

Après avoir réussi à convaincre madame (pas facile !), je me suis enfin lancé ! Me voilà donc au début de cette collection : tout reste à faire !

Je vous invite donc à poursuivre le voyage en ma compagnie, de la recherche des boites, jusqu'au montage, et à la présentation de cette collection.

[oscarwrg]

#LEGO_Galaxy_Patrol #LEGO #Micro #SpaceCruiser #928 @lego @lego_group

[lovelego]

^@^* Lego - 1979 Classic Space Galaxy Explorer #928 - Complete with Instructions https://ift.tt/2PPAD4r

[trashlama]

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Sorry this is long↓ I don't own these memes. I've never claimed to do so. I just come across them on Pinterest when I'm on break at work and think they're funny so I like to share them. If I mistakenly put one on here that I shouldn't have please let me know! I like to respect people's wishes. And if you could add the creator names too that would be great so the same mistake isn't made twice. Sorry for the inconvenience that my sharing may cause. I hope you have a good day.

[brentrolland]

@lego #lego So obsessed with this #microscale #928 Space Cruiser replica that comes with @dkbooks "Great Lego Sets" by Daniel Lipkowitz. Beyond adorbs! #vintagelego #legospace #legolife (at Chicago, Illinois)

[lego-batjokes-prompts]

Lego Batjokes Prompt #928

“What's all this, Brucey?”

“I bought you some new clothes! You know, new clothes for a new you!”

“Why are they all black?”

“They're not ALL black. Some are very very very dark grey.”

[dontsteponthelegos]

(via LEGO auctions on Catawiki include 928 Galaxy Explorer, 7755 Diesel Locomotive, and other rare LEGO [News])

[tharglet]

Benny & Spaceship - Lego Dimensions

These sets were being sold off in Poundland for a fiver. For those living under a rock, yup Poundland sell things for more than £1 now. 

Whilst I don’t own Lego Dimensions, £5 isn’t too bad value for these sets - a mini-fig averages out about £2.50 if we go by blind bags, and we also have a little set to go with it, so £5 is around the right mark for it being “just Lego”, so I decided to buy it:

Here we have Benny & his ship. Not exactly to scale. The instructions don’t come with these sets, as you’re supposed to use the game to get the instructions to construct it, but working how to build it wasn’t hard. There are some extra pieces attached to mine, as I like to embellish sets with the spare pieces they give. 

If you’re not familiar with the movie - Benny is supposed to have a cracked helmet and faded logo - these are true to his appearance in the movie. 

Here they are from the back:

So far, so Lego. Benny’s pretty much as you’d expect him, Back of the ship loks good. 

Overview shot of the ship:

I like the colour scheme used in this. The design seems well-thought-out, which is something Lego tend to do well.

Top:

Here we can see the ship is of a decent size, and is reminiscent of older ship styles. 

Base:

The “LL 929″ is a reference to an older set (LL 928), and we also have the Space logo. Here we can also see the RFID that gets scanned when you place it on the Dimensions base. However, this one ain’t gonna get scanned, unless I get really bored. 

Overall, I think these sets are worth £5 if you’re a Lego fan. For me, I find them kind of mildly overpriced, but that’s just Lego - I think if it wasn’t part of a game Lego would’ve charged £5 for these sets. So I would recommend these sets at that price, if you’re just interested in them as sets... Though you may need to use the internet to get the plans for a set, if you can’t figure them out. 

[marketnewsri]

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[oscarwrg]

#LEGO_Galaxy_Patrol #LEGO #40290 #60YearsOfTheLEGObrick #60Years #LEGObrick #497 #GalaxyExplorer #928 #SpaceCruiser And #Moonbase from #1979 @lego @lego_group https://www.instagram.com/p/CC0pexcJxKO/?igshid=ykkg36xupqag