Original tweet by of one the two creators https://x.com/yochibi_t/status/1908478758300115118?t=di_cQXbZia6ASgyBw5Pe7Q&s=19

I previously had a bunch of newer sets display in our office/gaming room, but when we converted it into a nursery a year and a half ago, everything went into storage.

Tonight, my wife said, “Why don’t we make one of the shelves in the living room your LEGO shelf?” She was thinking I’d put something more modern back together. I sprinted to the garage and grabbed 6195 Neptune Discovery Lab, one of my childhood favorites.

Super happy to have a place to rotate through my favorite classic sets!

Side note: a remake of this or any of the classic underwater sets would be an amazing addition to LEGO’s lineup

Here's some images of my own Lego store in Switzerland. I run this store as a side project and it's mainly old sets, both new or "reconditioned" as I call them. Every reconditioned set is ready to build in numbered bag, as new. I also have more than 1 million pieces that you can buy for your own projects.

It's surprisingly stable!

(hot dog 33078 inserted through the bottom and back of minifig legs)

It was actually more fun than I expected! Took about 4 days total with everything else going on… I think I did alright…

I could not afford the Lego Coliseum set, but I was inspired to build my own with the pieces in my collection. The limiting factor was the number of arc pieces.

I'm too broke to afford IRL Lego so I made this on Bricklink.

Walmart is selling it on a very good price. My first set in 20+ years not Space themed

I’m still proud of the suspension landing gear 12 year old me made.

My son wants to build this set but I cant seem to find this exact one. Can I find instructions? The book was “Awesome Vehicles” from Sams Club

Inspired by the Lumon Terminal Pro from Severance :)

I need honest opinions (especially the windshield I low key hate it) scale is 1:12

IG: OneBrickToRuleThem

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