I enjoyed building mine. Granted, there are quite a few stickers. But these are not a problem to apply accurately with a pair of tweezers. I never handle stickers with bare fingers. The most challenging stickers to apply accurately were the mirror tiles on the inside of the Space Shuttle hatch. The best Lego sets are sticker-less and have all the graphics printed on the bricks e.g. Titanic, Saturn V and Concorde.
One rocket (Saturn V) is quite enough for me. But I would buy a separate (official) Lego set of the matching launch pad if it was made.
agreed! even using needle point tweezers
i wonder what the criteria are when the designers are making the decision “sticker or print”. Reusability of parts perhaps? One might think so, but how many times would a printed brick with TITANIC or CONCORDE be re-used?
Nah, you can never have too many launchers…….the SLS should be arriving in a couple of weeks, to add to the ”rocket farm”.
Just once, I suspect.... how many times would a printed brick with TITANIC be re-used?
we are making space for that - should probably buy sooner rather than laterIn dry dock...
The Lego G63 should obviously come with a Lego Dave and a Lego Cench.I'll be keeping an eye out for a discount on this twin Mercedes set: AMG G63 and AMG SL63. Apart from the fact that both cars look great, both figures are wearing printed sunglasses!
I'm still working out how to sink the Titanic.
