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Click on it once and it goes full view, then click it again it will zoom in.
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Great collection, enjoyed zooming in - a big thank you to Hugh (and anyone else who was involved) in setting this up. A great addition to our forum.
"What one loves in childhood stays in the heart forever." ---Mary Jo Putney
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Guess they're all in the newly fitted cabinets in the new man cave now Mick, or are you still building the LEGO metropolis?
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Ditto to that.tractorboy wrote:Great collection, enjoyed zooming in - a big thank you to Hugh (and anyone else who was involved) in setting this up. A great addition to our forum.
Heres the man with the bargains.Always open to offers from this sites members..http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/misterpop/m.h ... m=&_ipg=25
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Most are rehoused Bob but Lego Metropolis keeps growing and keeping me sane. Hate to think what I have spent on the damned stuff so far though (a good load of Prepro's worth I reckon) but it's fun - the grand kids love it and the 2 year old saw his first train running the other day and was mesmerised by it so he may be a train layout boy in the future - showed him all the cars but it was back to the train all the time.YYS4BOB wrote:Guess they're all in the newly fitted cabinets in the new man cave now Mick, or are you still building the LEGO metropolis?
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Thats the way to do it...Good old trains for the young uns before they get a chance to end up on IPOD playing football 10 hours a day ..One of my grandsons do's nothing else and I would have loved him to get interested in what where my Trains cars and trucks...Pressure from his dad I suppose..Hes a Liverpool fan. Never mind theres time yet.Stay safe.Moyboy wrote:Most are rehoused Bob but Lego Metropolis keeps growing and keeping me sane. Hate to think what I have spent on the damned stuff so far though (a good load of Prepro's worth I reckon) but it's fun - the grand kids love it and the 2 year old saw his first train running the other day and was mesmerised by it so he may be a train layout boy in the future - showed him all the cars but it was back to the train all the time.YYS4BOB wrote:Guess they're all in the newly fitted cabinets in the new man cave now Mick, or are you still building the LEGO metropolis?
Heres the man with the bargains.Always open to offers from this sites members..http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/misterpop/m.h ... m=&_ipg=25