Re: James May of Top Gear is building a full size Lego house & needs YOU !
Well if you were wondering what as happening to all the lego
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Well if you were wondering what as happening to all the lego
Well if you were wondering what as happening to all the lego
Meh. I think they should just put it in a random field somewhere in England. It'd be a great landmark! 
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Last edited by DTVision (January 28, 2016 (03:11pm))
Erm, good bump. And, also, we had a thread for that already, and, you could have posted it in the Cafe Corner instead of bumping a 4 month old topic.... 
Erm, good bump. And, also, we had a thread for that already, and, you could have posted it in the Cafe Corner instead of bumping a 4 month old topic....
Seems you took my job of whining at everybody who bumps threads 
Well, it fits better in here than in Cafe Corner.
That said, the demolition has still been mentioned.
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Last edited by DTVision (January 28, 2016 (03:11pm))
Apparently Legoland Windsor had the Lego and intend to use it for similar large scale public assisted build projects in the future
Surely they could have somehow transported the house to Legoland Winsor. It would be like a goldmine. "As seen on 'James Mays Toy Stories'" I know that you cant just load the house into your car boot, but surely there must be some way of transporting it in sections.
Ah well, too late. I suppose its cheaper to purchase the bricks themselves rather than the actual house - but I would rather see the original house than a rip-off of it, and I'm sure the public share my opinion.
-MRB
I think it's actually quite appropriate that is was broken apart because that's what you do with LEGO - you build something, play with it, then break it down and make something else.
It wouldn't be half as special if it still existed.
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