u/ElewenAdanel

Pretty much the title :) I am keen to learn more about this time period, and I'm wondering if you have a favorite podcast series or video series explaining it! There is so much out there, but not all things are trustworthy/well-researched so I thought it would be nice to get a consensus on what are the best ones. If there are any particularly well presented or entertaining, that's a bonus too!

As the title says, I have a conundrum, as I want to get the Lego Rivendell this year before it retires, but don't really have a suitable place to display it. The bookshelf in my room where I would like to display it is 27-28cm deep, which is not enough it would seem to fit the set's 37ish cm depth (thanks to previous posts here for that number - not 50cm as the Lego site says!)

I saw another post where someone made the set fit on a 30cm deep shelf, so it seems possible, but was just wondering if anyone had more info about how to do that. I don't have much Lego-modifying experience (I have not built with Lego since I was a kid actually! - can't wait to return!) so I was wondering if anyone has more in-depth guidance about how to do it, or knows of any videos or instructions on how to do the MOC.

Thanks in advance!

Hi all! I am 17 and did not do the HSC, so I am planning on doing the TPC to get university entry to do a Humanities degree.

I have not been able to find much information online about what kind of ATAR equivalent placing it can give you, so I just wanted to ask, is an ATAR of 85 at the TPC attainable? How successful in the subjects do you have to be to get that sort of placing?

Also, if anyone here has done it, what was your experience with the subjects and what would you recommend for someone probably going into the Humanities/Business (I am not against doing some maths and science, they are just not my strong suits xD)

Thanks!