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Re: translation please...
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 1 Nov 2000 20:27:32 GMT
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Here's my version from learning German in school 15 years ago:
For most Lego bricks may be play stuff - for programmer Eric Harshbarger
they're: The 29-year old American is probably the only Lego amateur
craftsman in the world, who makes money from his brick works.
The inquiries are piling up, particularly from Computerfreaks. A
Lego penguin for more than 1000 Marks ($450 - duq) is Harshbargers most
successful
sculpture - the penguin is the Mascot of the operating system Linux.
It all began with a scarcely a meter high and more than ten kilograms heavy
model of R2D2, the small robot from " star Wars ". Harshbarger may
not sell it however. The production company of George Lucas has the rights
to R2D2. More under www.ericharshbarger.com
Caption: UNIQUE PIECE This R2D2 sculpture consists of more than 3000 Lego
bricks /
Photo verification: ERIC HARSHBARGER
"David Eaton" <deaton@intdata.com> wrote in message
news:G3Bp7s.5CD@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.general, Eric Harshbarger writes:
> >
> > Aieee!
> >
> > The Germans are talking about me [grin]... can some multilingual
> > LUGNETer translate the following article for me (hope the lengthy URL
> > comes thru):
>
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> http://www.stern.de/servlet/stern/servlet/Diderot2001?do=getarticle&templat
e=/magazin/archiv/ergebnis.tmpl&START=1&BASE=STERN&DB=STERN&NEXT=15&MAXRECOR
DS=1&RECORDS=1&CCL=%28eric%20harshbarger%29%20AND%20%28DA%3D1998-11-1%20TO%2
02000-11-1%29&FINDSTR=eric%20harshbarger&LIMIT=300&RESULT=222480-STERN&ID=22
2480&POSITION=1&ZEILE=1&QUELLE=STE
> >
> > The article is supposed to appear in the print version of STERN #43 as
> > well,
> >
> > thanks,
> >
> > eric
>
> I'm not quite a multilingual Lugnetter, but here's what Babelfish has to • say:
>
> "For most Legosteine may be play stuff - for the programmer Eric • Harshbarger
> is them more: The 29-jaehrige American is probably the only Lego amateur
> handicraftsman of the world, which receives piece factories for its cash.
> The inquiries accumulate themselves up, particularly from Computerfreaks. • A
> Lego penguin for more than 1000 Marks is Harshbargers most successful
> sculpture - the penguin is the Maskottchen of the operating system Linux.
> Began all with scarcely a meter large and more than ten kilograms heavy
> plastics of R2D2, the small robot from " star Wars ". To sell Harshbarger
> may not do it however. The production company of George Lucas has the • rights
> at R2D2. More under www.ericharshbarger.com Caption: UNIQUE PIECE this
> R2D2-Skulptur consists of more than 3000 Legosteinen / Photon-oh-point: • ERIC
> HARSHBARGER "
>
> Hope that helps!
> DaveE
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| I was wondering today, if someone made their own sculpture of a Minifig doing something cute, and then advertised to sell it, would that be a situation like using R2D2, where the minifig is Lego's character? (I'm not a lawyer but I suspect it's (...) (24 years ago, 2-Nov-00, to lugnet.general)
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| (...) I'm not quite a multilingual Lugnetter, but here's what Babelfish has to say: "For most Legosteine may be play stuff - for the programmer Eric Harshbarger is them more: The 29-jaehrige American is probably the only Lego amateur handicraftsman (...) (24 years ago, 1-Nov-00, to lugnet.general)
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