BrickList: Team Building Projects
Team Building Projects
This is a list of LEGO sets I built with my father (in rough chronological order), and I recommend them as team building projects at varying levels of difficulty (Starter, Intermediate, Expert, Master). I also provide recommendations for parts-sorting and building abilities.
Created by Toa Of Justice. Last updated on 27 Oct 2012.
1. 4488: Millennium Falcon
This is the first sets I remember building with my father, mainly because the Millennium Falcon is one of his favorite ships in Star Wars (and mine too)! Starting off with a mini model such as this one will allow new builders to either join experienced ones or begin a journey of building together. For a model of this size, I feel that sorting the pieces is entirely optional.
My difficulty rating: Starter
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2797 members own this set | 867 members want this set |
2. 10179: Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon
I built this one with my father too. The sheer size of this model almost necessitates at least two people (in my opinion)--at least one of which has a talent for sorting and/or finding pieces (that's my father!). At least one team member should be an advanced builder as well.
My difficulty rating: Master
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2013 members own this set | 4126 members want this set |
3. 8156: Ferrari FXX 1:17
This is the third model I remember building with my father. I recommend this one for experienced builders, and parts sorting expertise would help as well.
My difficulty rating: Intermediate to Expert
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489 members own this set | 363 members want this set |
4. 8169: Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4
This is the fourth model I remember building with my father. My recommendations are the same as for the Ferrari FXX.
My difficulty rating: Intermediate to Expert
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786 members own this set | 509 members want this set |
5. 6212: X-wing Fighter
I saw this set still for sale in 2009, and after looking at some other sets available at the time, I decided to get this one over the others. I'm glad I did too, because it was an excellent father-son building project. For this model, I believe being able to sort the parts is not quite as important as being able to put them together (especially the technical bits), but due to this model's size I recommend at least some parts-sorting ability.
My difficulty rating: Intermediate to Expert
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5639 members own this set | 1638 members want this set |
6. 6745: Propeller Power
I feel this model's difficulty rating is in between that of the Mini Millennium Falcon and the X-wing Fighter. Parts-sorting ability would be useful to have, but is not absolutely required. At least one person's building experience should be at an intermediate level.
My difficulty rating: Starter to Intermediate
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1569 members own this set | 348 members want this set |
7. 10215: Obi-Wan’s Jedi Starfighter
This is the most recent model I remember building with my father. We enjoyed it very much. My recommendations for this model are the same as the Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon, but the smaller size of this model makes for an easier entrance into the world of Ultimate Collector's (and similarly-sized) models.
My difficulty rating: Expert to Master
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1898 members own this set | 1151 members want this set |
