Nighthawks Other Hobbies

Nighthawks Other Hobbies

Category : Opinion
Author: Nighthawk

Inspire kids to recreate a hero of racing technology with the LEGO® Technic Bugatti Bolide building set.

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Category : Opinion
Author: Nighthawk

Inspire boys and girls, aged 10 years and above to build their luxury hypercar toy with the LEGO® Technic™ Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut Gray Hypercar building set for kids (42173).

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Category : News
Author: Nighthawk

Kids aged 9 and over can enjoy a rewarding building project as they assemble all the details of this realistic Lamborghini Huracán Tecnica (42161) model.

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LEGO® DC Batman™: The Classic TV Series Batmobile™ (76328) is a collectable building kit for adult fans seeking a rewarding project to build and display. This creative gift for adults will appeal to Batman enthusiasts and anyone interested in 1960s pop culture.

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Author: Nighthawk

Set pulses racing with this LEGO® Technic™ Ducati Panigale V4 S Motorcycle (42202) building set for adults.

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Indulge your love for sailing yachts with a challenge that takes you to the heart of the historic America’s Cup.

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This set honours the real Kawasaki Ninja H2R, with steering, suspension, a 2-speed gearbox, 4-piston engine and a turbo charger.

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Category : Opinion
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As a young boy I grew up playing with and building Lego models from following the given plans to designing and building my own creations.

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Subcategories

Nighthawk's motorcycling blog

All about retro computing. C64, C128, etc

Various blogs about Nighthawks Steampunk

Various Articles on my Watch collection.

Nighthawk's woodworking

Nighthawk's online Curriculum Vitae

Click on the TAGS above for a quick search and sort of my sets.

I like Lego I can not lie... I am not what they call a purist, meaning I only buy Lego and nothing else... Not all models I have are Lego. (I will say if they are are Lego or not. Click the "Non Lego Blocks" tag above). I also have not taken photo's of all my models  and will put in an official image if I have not got a photo of my build. I will eventually take photo's of all my builds over time. Also I don't just collect the big black special official kits I also collect certain "City" and "Technic" and various other themed kits.

I do have one gripe the grinds my wheels though... Stop calling it "Legos", it is simply "Lego"Is it "Legos" or simply "Lego"? The Lego company, the mastermind behind these iconic toy, has a firm stance on this matter. They adamantly maintain that the correct plural form is "LEGO bricks" or "LEGO sets," treating "Lego" as an adjective rather than a noun.

I don't have a huge number of sets. The above set count are only those sets that have been made and registered. There are several still not made and or not registered or listed here. Also the brick count does not count spare parts, 2nd hand Lego, or non Lego sets. However there are quite a few sets I want before the retire and a few I want that are due to be released.

Current sets to be made are;

Set  Description Theme Pieces
21061

Notre-Dame de Paris

Icons 4383
31214

Love

Art 791
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