Legos are in same category as Hot Wheels - probably as many or more adults buy them as kids
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Had Legos when I was a kid. That was back when you got a bunch of bricks and you had to think up your own things to build.
Couple of years ago, my kids bought me the Seinfeld Legos set. Had fun putting it together.
Couple of years ago, my kids bought me the Seinfeld Legos set. Had fun putting it together.
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Yup...and i may have to try the airfilter lolDude with the air cleaner on his head might of been trolling, but rest of 'em were ded f'n serious...
I bet more adults buy them. Kids don’t have the spending power in today’s economy.
My wife buys **** tons of them for my kids. 5 out of 34,634 sets are still built. The rest are demolished and sorted into drawers to ruin my livingroom for years to come.
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I belong to a hi-fi Facebook group and one of the guys posted his set up today. Definitely my kind of a garage. The car is a '70 Challenger with a 505 c.i. engine.
All you have to do is start driving race cars and do well at it haha...
Oh and huge upfront financial risk helps.
Sounds like I'm stuck with Forza with hopes of a fanatec.
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Awesome!
So I have a couple of questions.
I've never driven on a track like that, in a car like that, is that amount of steering "battle" normal? It looks like it's quite a fight.
Also, how many laps can you get in before you have to fuel?
In a CUP car you will some some battle for sure, high downforce aero cars, very little.
I had more of a fight in this car as the tires are properly dead.
Here's me in an F1000 which is medium amounts of downforce
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Now THAT is a unique and awesome garage setup. Definitely took me back to the '70s when I was into hi-fi gear like that. Visiting my component store in New Haven (long gone now) was like visiting an audiophile heaven. When sitting in a listening/demo room, I never wanted to leave. LOL.
