Brickin with Frank

@DrReality5 Must be the Trump blend,

When I filled the tank today, gas was $0.60 per gallon more than last week. "This is what I voted for!" "America first!"

@DrReality5 Nah Trump just want to make Greenland a giant golf course

Two hours ago, I posted some insights into the Greenland situation. I had a follow-up thought. In Trump's mind, Greenland would be the perfect 'American Siberia'. He'd have a distant, virtually unreachable, inaccessible, and inhospitable place to hold his political adversaries, including Supreme Court justices who would say such actions are unconstitutional.

5. @LEGO_Group .My Final verdict LEGO 76935 is a colorful, loud, slightly ridiculous little race car that understands its assignment perfectly. It doesn’t pretend to be more than it is. It’s a cartoon NASCAR on wheels, and that’s exactly why it works.

4. @LEGO_Group For kids, this is pure joy. For AFOLs, this is a reminder that LEGO can be fun without being complicated. Not everything needs 2,000 pieces and a soul-searching experience. Sometimes a car just needs to go fast and look cool doing it.

@LEGO_Group The build is quick but satisfying, like assembling a toy race car while making engine noises you swear you stopped doing as an adult.. This is not a “stare at the instructions for 45 minutes” set. This is a “build, swoosh, crash into a pillow, rebuild” set.

2: Right out of the box, the Camaro ZL1 looks like it should have googly eyes and a catchphrase. The proportions are exaggerated in a fun way. The nose is big and confident. The sides are clean and simple.

@LEGO_Group This set feels like it drove straight out of a Saturday morning cartoon, slammed the brakes, and yelled “VROOOOM” just to make sure you were paying attention.

In short, LEGO Porsche 911 GT3 RS 77239 is a refined and thoughtful build. It’s a set that’ll sit proudly on a shelf, deliver a satisfying construction experience, and make you appreciate how well LEGO can capture automotive spirit without shouting. @LEGO_Group

6. If there’s any downside, it’s that this GT3 RS isn’t the most theatrical or gimmicky supercar LEGO has done. Builders looking for jaw-dropping complexity or kinetic extravagance might find it restrained. But that restraint is precisely what makes it feel authentic.@LEGO_Group

5. Detailing is smart without being showy. Panel lines are subtle, the wheel design is clean, and the cockpit gives just enough suggestion of performance without overwhelming the aesthetic. It’s a set that rewards casual glances and deeper study alike.

4. The wide stance, aggressive aero elements, and signature rear wing all pop, but nothing feels forced or disproportionate. From the front fascia to the rear diffuser, this is a 911 that looks poised and purposeful.

3. On display, the GT3 RS strikes a remarkable balance. It’s instantly recognizable without needing loud colors or over-the-top angles. The classic Porsche curves translate into brick form with care.

2: From the moment you start building, you can tell this is a set with intention. The instructions never feel like they’re padding pages with filler. Every module whether it’s the wheel arches, roofline, or rear spoiler feels like it’s contributing to a cohesive whole.

The LEGO Porsche 911 GT3 RS (77239) is one of those builds that quietly earns your admiration step by step. It doesn’t chase flash or gimmicks. Instead, it delivers a refined, focused experience that feels true to both Porsche and LEGO.

It’s coming!

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@LEGO_Group 🛠️ Build Experience: Like Working in the McLaren or Ferrari Garage The build process is tight, compact, and satisfying. It’s like wrenching on a real open-wheeler, just with less grease and more plastic. Every subassembly clicks like a torque wrench at full tension.

@LEGO_Group The Fast&Furious HONDA S2000 aka Suki Pink, set 77241 was a fantastic build

@LEGO Speed Champions 77241: Suki’s Honda S2000 Review – Pink Power with Pre-Shelf Prestige! I can hardly wait to build this car. You know you’ve scored something special when you snag a set before it even hits the shelves—and let me tell you.

@DrReality5 @elonmusk I think the bots all belong to Elon

Remember @elonmusk's comments about the volume of bots on Twitter when he was preparing to make an offer to buy it? The problem is far more prolific now that Musk owns it. If I post something pertaining to the current administration, within a minute or two a slew of virtually identical comments appear from accounts that don't follow me. Hey Elon, that shit is really obnoxious. Since Tesla is about to go under, perhaps invest some time eradicating the bots from X.