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Swedish Guards steps on lego
(0) | 14/06/2017 | This Swedish marine had a massive crowd when he unfortunately steps on a piece of Lego and lets out a manly war cry.
The gift of his dreams A girl bought her boyfriend the toy of his dreams: a large Lego Star Wars set, consisting of 7,600 pieces.- 19 full size WW1 aircraft on display A quick drive-by along the flightline at a recent Vintage Aviator WW1 Aircraft Display Day, showing the amazing number of full-size World War one aircraft on display. This video was shot a couple of hours before the event got underway, hence the rather small crowd. These regular events held at Hood Aerodrome, Masterton, New Zealand are becoming increasingly popular.
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