This week's vintage set is 550 Windmill, released during 1976. It's one of 28 LEGOLAND sets produced that year. It contains 210 pieces. Another Dutchman here that lives pretty close to a windmill, but that one looks nothing like this: https://www.molendatabase.nl/nederland/molen.php?nummer=577 Building Techniques: How much skill do you think the creator of this MOC has, in terms of building technique?

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Includes a new-for-January-2019 spruce tree; manufactured from sustainably sourced plant-based plastic.Things just weren't safe in that era: motorcycles, scooters, wheelbarrows; all required 'impalement'. And even just to 'sit down' requires to 'break' oneself IN HALF...someone should do a diorama of one of these figures 'sitting' in a chair, surrounded by minifig sitting on the floor; and call it: "When I was your age...":) " Turn the nacelle left or right and switch on the included Power Functions motor to activate the adjustable wind turbine blades and working porch light. Nah, people were just a bit tougher in those days, they could handle such small inconveniences. It's just a flesh wound!" IIRC the first set designed by yellow Castle's designer Daniel August (Krentz or Krantz? what is the correct spelling?) He was the first foreign designer recruited."

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I guess the closest thing to a remake of this would be the windmill in the Mill Village Raid. Then the windmill in the C model of the Creator Medieval Castle. Then the Vestas wind turbine. Then the re-released Vestas wind turbine. Includes a LEGO® Power Functions medium motor, battery box and 2 new-for-January-2018 19.6” (50cm) extension wires.It looks great for its time! I love the slanted base. Just like some real windmills! And as said before, the fences are a great NPU!