What have you bought today?

[Soran]

Unikitty keyring!!!

And it's pink! :cool:

Weird how most of us DS3 owners, have an interest in Lego.

[Kat]

And it's pink! :cool:

Weird how most of us DS3 owners, have an interest in Lego.

Cos Lego is awesome, obviously!

I already have Lego Wonder Woman on my keys too, and a few minifigs in my car

[Superfly Guy]

If the forum starts posting about detailing a Lego car then im off to buy a Corsa.

[mk2k41]

And it's pink! :cool:

Weird how most of us DS3 owners, have an interest in Lego.

Because Lego is the best invention in the world and you're never too old for it!

[Superfly Guy]

Because Lego is the best invention in the world and you're never too old for it!

Right after Pinot Grigio.

[Clean Your Ride]

If the forum starts posting about detailing a Lego car then im off to buy a Corsa.

Funny you should say that....

If you own any old Lego, you'll notice that some bricks will show signs of discolouration over the years, and will have gained a fine layer of what I call "Lego plaque".

After going through my old Lego, I found that many of the pieces showed their age, some over 20 years old! I will eventually be cleaning most of my very old collection using the trusty warm water and soap trick, but one method I've found that works an absolute treat, especially in tight areas or odd-shaped bricks, is to break out some ordinary fluoride toothpaste and my trusty oscillating electric toothbrush!

I'll be testing this on printed parts soon but I suspect that any print will be removed in the process - I have however, had great success cleaning coloured bricks this way. It is a little time consuming, but is very effective.

Check it out...

Cleaning Lego parts with an electric toothbrush

A very effective way to remove stubborn grime from old Lego parts

Break out some ordinary fluoride toothpaste and an oscillating electric toothbrush (don’t use your daily toothbrush, find an old, worn out toothbrush head)…



Before and after shot of Classic Space old grey radar dishes, both 15 to 20 years old…



The oscillating action of the toothbrush, combined with the light abrasiveness of the toothpaste works well to remove the grime.

Normal tooth brush works well too



As well as cotton buds



2BM not being observed here though at Legoland



This may help you SFG??

http://www.vauxhall.co.uk/vehicles/v...nge/index.html

[Superfly Guy]

Deposit down

[Soran]

Deposit down

I think you get a free pair of these if you mention Lego to the Vauxhall dealer

[Superfly Guy]

Watched the film on a flight, was ok, not a patch on Team Merica though.

[Gazski66]

Bloody hell Andy, is there anything you haven't cleaned lol

[scubagazza]

Today I bought a new cressi air travel wing, now if that's not a good enough reason to book another dive trip to Egypt I don't know what is!!

[mk2k41]

Fresh back from Waxstock. Didn't buy too much as I was trying to be good and stick to budget! Brucie bonus tombola prize though .

Andy will put everyone else to shame though when he gets home with his boot load...

[Clean Your Ride]

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Fresh back from Waxstock. Didn't buy too much as I was trying to be good and stick to budget! Brucie bonus tombola prize though .

Andy will put everyone else to shame though when he gets home with his boot load...

Lol
Well done on your tombola win pal. A really great, easy to use product, perfect for your white car.

Can feel the rear wheels rubbing on the inner arches on my journey home 😉

[Gazski66]

Today I bought a new cressi air travel wing, now if that's not a good enough reason to book another dive trip to Egypt I don't know what is!!

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Where in Egypt do you go?

[scubagazza]

Hi Gaz, go all over mate. The obvious one's Sharm el sheikh, have also been to El gouna and Marsa alam. I've done a few liveaboards with Blue o two as well, one out of Port Ghalib and the others from Hurghada.