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In lugnet.general, Jon Palmer writes:
> http://www.zemi.net/imageblog/factory00.jpg
> http://www.zemi.net/imageblog/factory01.jpg
> http://www.zemi.net/imageblog/factory02.jpg
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> This thing is tiny. It's a bit bigger than my digital camera. I filled it
> with as many small bot-making parts that I could think of. I like to think
> of it as an emergency building kit. Something you could put in your
> backpack or throw in the glovebox for a road trip.
> http://www.zemi.net/imageblog/bot10.jpg
> http://www.zemi.net/imageblog/bot11.jpg
> http://www.zemi.net/imageblog/bot12.jpg
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> I chose to make 3 small bots (I figure I can make many more with the parts
> left over) but you could also use the case to make larger bots with more
> parts. Also with just a little modification I bet you could set this up to
> make microfig ships. Or how bout a slightly larger case for micro-moonbase
> construction?
>
> Tell me what you think. :-)
>
> -Jon
Interesting..most very interesting. The idea of a portable Lego part
source specifically for making stuff like that is very appealing. I think a
slightly larger box might work better, though, as it could carry more parts
in more colors..
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"Jonathan Mizner" <ltwjanson@aol.com> wrote in message
news:H5t87H.FLu@lugnet.com...
> Interesting..most very interesting. The idea of a portable Lego part
> source specifically for making stuff like that is very appealing. I think • a
> slightly larger box might work better, though, as it could carry more • parts
> in more colors..
Thanks man. But I don't really think that a larger box would necessarily be
*better*, just a different building experience. I specifically bought the
smallest case I could for this (with the most compartments) to see just how
much I could cram into it. An experiment with a micro-collection.
-Jon
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In lugnet.space, Jon Palmer writes:
> Thanks man. But I don't really think that a larger box would necessarily be
> *better*, just a different building experience. I specifically bought the
> smallest case I could for this (with the most compartments) to see just how
> much I could cram into it. An experiment with a micro-collection.
>
> -Jon
Hmmmmmmmm....
*me roots around on floor of computer room*
*me comes up with two of said Plano mini-storage-containers*
Intriguing..
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