| | | | | In lugnet.robotics, Russell Nelson <nelson@crynwr.com> wrote:
> I'd love to start a GBC activity here in Potsdam,
> but .... we need a reliable source of bulk balls.
Before Steve gave me some balls (oh, the straight lines...), I acquired
enough to run a few modules of my own from various Bricklink purchases. You
could do a GBC by simply mandating that everybody who wants to add to a GBC
brings there own supply of balls, but I think this project could tap out
Bricklink. But I agree, it would be nice if at least a few other folks could
acquire a large lot of soccer balls in other geographic regions.
> we really need Lego to sell bulk balls.
There is, I've heard tell, some PaB (not in the States, but UK IMS) that had
soccer balls for bulk sale. I know you can get a lot of soccer balls in a PaB
cup (a small cup here in the States holds about 180 - I don't have enough (yet!)
to tell how many a large PaB cup holds, but it looks to be around 300).
--
Brian Davis
| | | | | | | | | | | | | > In lugnet.robotics, Russell Nelson <nelson@crynwr.com> wrote:
>
> > I'd love to start a GBC activity here in Potsdam,
> > but .... we need a reliable source of bulk balls.
>
> Before Steve gave me some balls (oh, the straight lines...), I acquired
> enough to run a few modules of my own from various Bricklink purchases. You
> could do a GBC by simply mandating that everybody who wants to add to a GBC
> brings there own supply of balls, but I think this project could tap out
> Bricklink. But I agree, it would be nice if at least a few other folks could
> acquire a large lot of soccer balls in other geographic regions.
Well, I do have a very large suppily, and despite sending out hundreds of soccer
balls, I've just scratched the surface.
I have a whole stack of requests, just waiting to be boxed and shipped. I just need
to get to the post office during work hours... (sorry)
Steve
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