Lego, A thread for all things Lego... Options

[Foods]

I like Lego. Probably because as a child whenever I asked my mother if I could have some Lego, she would beat me, lock me in a cupboard, then make me wear sundresses and answer to the name "Britney". But enough of my happy childhood moments, I'm sure there are a few other people here that enjoy the wonder of Lego, so here is a thread to celebrate that.


P.S. This is the coolest fucking thing I've seen since my cat got one of her eyes cut out and looked like a terminator for two days:




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[Alien Intercours...]

Lol thats pretty cool, a dedicated bridge walker unit, only in lego land would this be feasible and cool at the same time.

[LordBug]

Lego Technic, where the real fun is at.
Vanilla lego bored the shit outta me :)

[phatbeat]

When i was a kid, my Dad used to be the official photographer for the lego shows. So we used to get in a day before the show opened to the public, it was awesome. Imagine being 7 years old and running around lego land, great memories.

[Foods]

Imagine being 7 years old and running around lego land, great memories.

I can only imagine being 7 years old and hating your guts.


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[phatbeat]

Imagine being 7 years old and running around lego land, great memories.

I can only imagine being 7 years old and hating your guts.


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LoL you probably hate the fact i used to get free samples as well.....

[Barbies1ut]

Imagine being 7 years old and running around lego land, great memories.

I can only imagine being 7 years old and hating your guts.


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LoL you probably hate the fact i used to get free samples as well.....

Don't tease the poor cartoon character. :p

[spyder]

I know of 2 really cool Lego creations :

Lego Sudoku solver :



Lego Rubix Cube solver :



This post has been edited by spyder: May 18 2010, 07:29 PM

[krispy89]

To be a bit more normal, I'm the proud owner of one of these babies:



And spyder, those are cool :)

[pappes]

http://www.legoland.com/

[1shot1kill]

Foods, that is really cool! Thanks.

[krispy89]

Before I forget, I've always wanted to build a Lego V8 Engine, but I've never had the parts for it :(

[SacrificialNewt]

I still have all my childhood Lego (I'm 37 now) but it's all what Mr Bug calls 'Vanilla Lego'.

[robzy]

I still have all my childhood Lego (I'm 37 now) but it's all what Mr Bug calls 'Vanilla Lego'.

It tastes good in icecream?

I loved Lego too. In fact I loved all the building blocks I managed to accumulate over the years (mostly as hand-me-downs).

Moving house recently I came across all of them, and I was way too tempted to get stuck into them.

Rob.

[Blackorchad]

I dunno i did like this v8 engine http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMwm3wwqtwc

This one is my beauty.
http://markl.hyperrealm.com/lego/8275-large.jpg

[moist]

I'm collecting Lego at the moment, one bit per visit.

[SceptreCore]

So does no one here make their own stuff?

My F1:





This post has been edited by SceptreCore: May 19 2010, 12:03 AM

[2SHY]

I really want the Lego 8674 kit 1:8 scale. I also want Lego F1 set. Not cheap.

[krispy89]

I want the 8458 set as well, but not cheap.

EDIT: AKA, the Silver Champion

This post has been edited by krispy89: May 19 2010, 12:33 AM

[LordBug]

This is my baby:



When I was younger, I saved and I saved and I saved, and I was more stoked than a steam engine ready to blow when I handed over that hard earned $200 and waddled away with that set in my arms. So young that the memories of that moment are fractured, but whole enough to get warm and fuzzy from it.

I'd love to see the full-scale model;
http://technicbricks.blogspot.com/2008/11/...chnic-cars.html