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Building A LEGO Roller Coaster From Start To Finish! LEGO Roller Coaster Set 10261 The Tim Tracker

Building A LEGO Roller Coaster From Start To Finish! LEGO Roller Coaster Set 10261 The Tim Tracker

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we complete the LEGO Roller Coaster! This video documents the entire build from start to finish! It took about 3 weeks to finish but we were only doing it in our spare time. We had so much fun with this build and we can't wait to order another set. We were thinking about the Cinderella Castle, Hogwarts Castle or the Stranger Things set, but we can't decide which one we want to build more! Let us know in the comments which one you'd like to see next!
Date: 2022-02-09

Comments and reviews: 10


I have a apple cider story. Went to Turkey (from Uk) in 2014 with my 13 year old son. Went to the local shop, bought some drinks and a bottle of drink for my son. It had a apple on the side of the bottle and was with the other drinks, thus I assumed it was apple juice. Back to the hotel room with snacks and drinks, gives the bottle of apple juice to my son and he opens and he takes a mouthful. only to quickly spit it out in a spray, as it was Apple Vinegar! Lol.
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Im going through the exact same thing with my LEGO builds. Im super into making them but Im running out of space to do them. And the next one I want to do is the roller coaster you did. But right now Im making the Disney Train and Station. You would LOVE it! Its a real working train.
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Super job. My tip for storing completed Lego kits, how about a Lego house. well not quite but how about a large wooden shed / house for the garden? And you could have say 3 levels of benches /shelves going round 3 sides of the 4 sided shed etc. if you see what I mean.
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The coaster looks awesome! I love the details. As for what you're supposed to do with it, the fun is in building it so you build it, play with it for the day, and then tear it apart and put back in the box. lol No need to display them.
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You could always build or buy a shelf or cabinet to store the lego builds in. I've seen people who've done that with the castle. I'd love to get one set of the castle, steamboat willie, and the Disney(land) Train station.
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I found a love for legos and your home vlogs during quarantine! The stranger things set was definitely a lot of fun! If you decide to do a set I'd love to see Hogwarts! Also this is super cool and I love Jackson's reaction!
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Love you guys! And also love that rollercoaster! Yes it definitely needs a lot of space, but we have an entire LEGO city at home, and there it fits in perfectly in our home made theme park
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Treat these Lego sets like a giant puzzle take it apart and you can build it again some day! You'd just have to use the directions to put all the parts back into the correct bags.
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Thats great. I would have loved having that set when I was a kid. I used to do Legos a lot. I should get into them again. It sounds like they have some really fun stuff.
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As a Mom to a kid with a lot of Lego sets and I have a couple sets myself, the only extra pieces they give you are 1x1 size. Anything bigger shouldn't be extra
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