Yes, the 2007 harbor is superior in a number of ways, which is quite ironic since it defies so many conventions AFOLs insist upon. Brickset, the Brickset logo and all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is, unless otherwise stated, ©1997-2024 Brickset ltd. Not even a coffee machine There's also no ladder or stairway to access the crane, requiring either the Hand of God or the magical gift of Levitation to allow Clive to do his job. I agree with you on the dock, it is simply not right to have it not raised while the small pier for the fisherman is raised. It is very jarring here where it's so plainly visible from underneath, but I'm not the sort of person who feels cheated when mismatched colors are used for interior structure or other hidden parts of a model.

Various minor accessories decorate the otherwise bare harbourside area: there's a stand for broom and shovel; the promised Octan cylinder makes its appearance, and a new-style lamp-post illuminates the water, rather than the more logical option of the roadway. Like the one you have pictured, they have often been bent when I open a set but almost never creased, and once applied they don't make any real difference. The previous harbor set was larger but a little impersonal and this latest release manages to capture the essence of the Lego . floats your boat It's a singularly useless feature, unless you get bored in the bath, but woe betide anyone who tries to re-enact Titanic adventures with the stickers applied. As Christmas trees are a popular place for toys to be found, Ask Toy Tech offers a brief history and pictures of the Christmas ornament tradition.It's average at best to me, with no particular element that interests me so it's an easy pass for me. With that out of the way, I can congratulate you on a fantastic review - of a set that remains to be judged in a sensible way! I have a larger stack of manuals from the past 3 years of collecting than I do from the 20 years before that - simply because manuals are so much longer or else there are multiple ones. I don't know why yellow and blue were used, although when I MOC I tend to use random colours for hidden parts of models; perhaps this is why.

I think Rufus was complaining more about the thin baseplates as opposed to the inclusion of baseplates. A steering wheel for the helm and a radar display are Gerald's only controls; at least he has somewhere to put his walkie-talkie. The house sections have a lift-of-technology) Outside you can see the stalls with fish, packages and barrels and a lot more.

The three modules each get their own manual, the surface area and thickness of each corresponding to the relative size of that build. But there are so many other beautiful truss structures in this world that deserve to be made into Lego models. At face value, it seems to offer a lot: a sizeable ship, harbourside structures with working crane and conveyor, an attractive and useful tipper truck. However, sorry to rub it in, I'm glad I managed to get 7994 (in a somewhat beaten up box) at a pretty nice discount a while back.