Finished my Project of Two Years
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Finished my Project of Two Years

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A LEGO enthusiast, /u/DaveWixon65, has completed a massive LEGO creation, showcasing their dedication and skill in the hobby. The project, which took two years to complete, utilized a significant portion of their LEGO collection.

The builder mentioned that the project involved months of trial and error, working brick by brick to shape the creation. Approximately seventy percent of their LEGO parts collection was incorporated into the final build. The creator also noted that they don't have a professional setup, but they took the best pictures they could to document their accomplishment.

Now that the project is finished, /u/DaveWixon65 is looking for inspiration for their next LEGO build. This highlights the ongoing creative process and the passion that drives LEGO builders to continually design and construct new models.

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I dont have any kind of professional setup but I took the best pics I could. This represents months of trial and error figuring it out brick by brick as I managed to shape about seventy percent of my parts collection into this one behemoth MOC. Looking now for inspiration on what to build next submitted by /u/DaveWixon65 [link] [comments]

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