Duplo ChristmasChristmas Lego IdeasHoliday LegosLego HolidaysLego XmasLego AdventElf And Reindeer IdeasReindeer ElfReindeer StockingForwardFind out how you and your little builder can make your own LEGO DUPLO reindeer! 16 - 99 jaar Reviews LEGO Volkswagen T1 Camper - 10220 ik kan ze niet bedenken niks wat ik kan verzinnen jammer dat de persoonlijke tekst er niet bij zat. maar één uitvoering mogelijk Leuk voor jong en oud. Niet alleen de buitenkant is mooi, van minnen heeft de camper veel details. Opklap bank, tafel kastjes poten en pannen, keuken en zelfs retro gordijnen. En hij staat mooi op de kast! Maar vooral leuk om in elkaar te zetten natuurlijk :) Een leuke doos met LEGO waar je even mee bezig bent om het in elkaar te zetten leuk om te bouwen mooi voor in de kast of ergens anders Deze gehele set is heel veel pret om te bouwen. Lekker groot wat je wel mag verwachten van de prijs maar heb er met plezier aangezeten.Dit is alleen voor echte fans van LEGO en/of VW campers want je betaalt er een fors bedrag voor.
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Do you like to follow the manual, admire your construction then give it pride of place on the shelf? Or do you prefer to be a bit more free creating whatever takes your fancy, only to smash it into tiny pieces and build something new?That’s how long it took me to build Lego’s Volkswagen T1 Camper Van. If you have any photos (like cmrlefty’s scenic one above) or videos (like our Brick-by-brick series) of the things you’ve made out of Lego share them with us. We’ll feature the best on the site. You can share your photos by clicking on one of the blue ‘contribute’ buttons or, if you’re out and about, you can download the GuardianWitness app on your smartphone. Please bear in mind that we need parental permission for photos which include anyone under 16, so do make that explicit in the text when you submit them. GuardianWitness is the home of user-generated content on the Guardian. Contribute your video, pictures and stories, and browse news, reviews and creations submitted by others.
Posts will be reviewed prior to publication on GuardianWitness, and the best pieces will feature on the Guardian site.Ah the Volkswagen Campervan, from the T1 and the famous T2 through to the newest T6, this beautiful piece of machinery is up there alongside the great and most famous VW’s ever, including the Beetle. With the growing trend of campervan holidays, and glamping I only see it fit that an article is written paying homage to the VW. Here we’re going to look at 15 facts about this icon of motoring and camping. You can often judge the success and fame of a vehicle by the number of celebrity owners it has and the VW Camper doesn’t disappoint, with its members including celebrity chef Jamie Oliver, motoring legends Jensen Button and Richard Hammond, and musicians Roger Daltry, Pete Townshend and Robbie Williams. If all the campervans ever built were placed end to end it would stretch around the world with ease. In the first year of Type 2 production alone, 9,541 were built.
When the original VW Campervan was first released it cost between $1250-$1900 (£850-£1300), nowadays one would set you back closer to $44,000-$58,700 (£30,000-£40,000). Around 20% of T2 Campervans are light blue, this is also the most popular colour across the VW range. The T2 was originally fitted with an engine just 0.2 of a litre larger than the tiny VW Up! The original VW camper had a maximum speed of 104 km/h (65mph), the new T6 California can reach almost double that at around 193km/h (120mph). In the hit TV show Lost, a group known as the ‘DHARMA Initiative’ used several Volkswagen Type 2 vans to transport people and supplies around the Island. In 2011, a special edition campervan Lego set complete with a split front screen, surf-style décor and rock & roll bed was released by those wonders over at Lego. The world’s last factory producing the T2 was a lot later than you thought. Based in Brazil, Production ceased on 31st December 2013, as stricter safety regulations were in introduced.
In 1968, the ‘Splittie’, the first design of the camper, stopped production when its successor the ‘Bay’ was introduced. The first type 2 Campervan went on sale in March 1950 after being revealed in November 1949 at the Geneva motor show. On 5th September 2015, 50 people squeezed into a VW Campervan setting a world record. Comfort Insurance (UK) achieved the feat, in Malvern, UK at Busfest (a VW Van Festival). A new Volkswagen Campervan, or the T6, will set you back around $55,000 (£38,000) for the lower priced California Beach model. The campervan even takes centre stage in literature, being the main character in a book called “Colin the Campervan”. Volkswagen’s have often been decorated in some very interesting ways, none more than the campervan that took the ‘flower power’ idea to heart, being completely covered in flowers! Of course the windows aren’t floral, they’re hippies not idiots… Whether you love the idea of the outdoors, being one with nature, or more of the city-goer, the Volkswagen Camper can be loved and used by all, with an adaption for every need.