I don't have any personal Lego of my own any more. I either gave it away 30 years ago, or sold it a few years back.
MMF has loads though, and some of the new stuff is fantastic. The alien invasion stuff with headcrabs I particularly like. Mostly he gets smaller sets though for birthdays and the like off people. So we don't have too much.
Here are the Star Wars sets I collected though (which I then sold on). All were the first issue Star Wars Lego sets in 1999/2000:
Bit dull, I never really liked the land speeder, or Luke... or Obi Wan. It was cheap though and the first Star Wars Lego I could afford
I love Speeder Bikes though and Biker Scouts though, this set was FAB!
Hmmmm... I like Snow Speeders (did you know that they're not actually snow speeders, but a modified form of other speeder?), but this model was a bit pants actually
OMG OMG OMG!!! X-Wing AND Artoo... In Lego form? Yes please. The kit was superb. The wings opened and closed, it was just excellent. The little train thing was a really nice addition too. Bloody expensive though.
I think I got this for a birthday present, it would have bankrupted me otherwise, it was ridiculously expensive at the time. I love Darth's prototype Tie-Advance though, and the Lego Darth with burnt face underneath was great. It was quite a fiddly build though and prone to breaking if you looked at it too quickly.
I only bought this so I could recreate the scene on Tatooine where Han decapitates the annoying brat Luke. You know The scene in my head where Return of the Jedi is better (I think Han then signs on to become a Biker Scout and goes to Endor to kill huge numbers of Ewoks).
Like the Snow Speeder, really disappointing
Slave 1, Boba Fett and Han in Carbon Freeze? Like I'd pass that up
Load of bollocks - why did I buy it?
I also had a few other sets, the AT-ST set and Darth Maul's thing. I can't remember when I picked those up though, I think later to try and get Minor_Furie interested in either Star Wars or Lego.
I wish I'd had room to keep them to be honest, but they had spent years in a cardboard box in bits. I just didn't see any reason for keeping them and we needed both the room and money.
I'd love one day to have a room dedicated to Lego, with tables for specific model ranges. Star wars in one area, then a Lego City and train somewhere else. Pick up other sets too as and when, but I think most of the cool Lego has passed now...
