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What would I like to see from TECHNIC? Something different. Something
beautiful and elegant and mechanically complex and not another vehicle. Perhaps
a mechanical calculator. Or a kinetic sculpture.
Of course, I fully understand that the target audience may be more interested in
vehicles but, as the question was addressed to ME, I want something new and
unique.
Regards,
Tom
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"Thomas Johnson" <aklego@mac.com> wrote in message
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> What would I like to see from TECHNIC? Something different. Something
> beautiful and elegant and mechanically complex and not another vehicle.
> Perhaps
> a mechanical calculator. Or a kinetic sculpture.
>
> Of course, I fully understand that the target audience may be more
> interested in
> vehicles but, as the question was addressed to ME, I want something new
> and
> unique.
>
> Regards,
>
> Tom
Amen!
-Rob
www.brickmodder.net
www.lifelites.com
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In lugnet.technic, Thomas Johnson wrote:
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What would I like to see from TECHNIC? Something different. Something
beautiful and elegant and mechanically complex and not another vehicle.
Perhaps a mechanical calculator. Or a kinetic sculpture.
Of course, I fully understand that the target audience may be more interested
in vehicles but, as the question was addressed to ME, I want something new
and unique.
Regards,
Tom
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I agree with Tom, I grok how a Babbage Engine might be a hard sell;(1) but I am
sure there are a few million things other than something with four wheels, that
has play value.
lego spriograph type toy
lego etch-a-sketch
lego GBC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SeaNK94QZA
how about a Lego “robot”, or some of the stuff harking back to the “cyberslam”
toys.
Chris
1. “Mommy, can you bye me this; its a Babbage engine.” “Now, now dear, you know
your father said no internal combustions engines in the house”
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