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Re: Have LEGO, will travel
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lugnet.storage
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Tue, 20 Oct 1998 16:39:17 GMT
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c576653@cclabs.STOPSPAMmissouri.edu
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Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> But my question REALLY was around, if you had to put together a small
> "kit" of
> parts to keep you amused while you were on an airplane, or overnight
> on a biz
> trip to kill an hour or two, what would you take and how would you
> keep it
> organized (keeping in mind that small for me does not necessarily
> equal small
> for you... I had one 2 gal ziplok, plus an 8437 bought from
> Macfrugals the
> first week I was here, built a chemical tanker and a hopper car (which
> are at
> work now), but felt very hemmed in, possibility wise. Now I have more
> stuff.
> bwhahaha)?
This probably runs counter to most of y'all but for filling small
numbers of short times to kill I think that a few bags of rectangular
blocks and some slopes would do. I like building in two modes. One is
to see what I can do with plain bricks and the other is to use as many
specialty pieces as is appropriate. I can amuse myself for hours with
just 2x2 slopes, inverse slopes, and 2x4s. OTOH, I certainly do
business travel less than you, and if it were common, I might change my
mind.
Sincerely,
Christopher Weeks
central Missouri, USA
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| (...) suggested (...) plane (...) Yup, that's what I've been doing. And for what to bring on the drive out here to CO, I opened up two technic shuttles, a bigfoot, two robots, and some other sets, dumped all the parts bags into one big 66 quart bin, (...) (26 years ago, 17-Oct-98, to lugnet.storage)
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