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Re: Household uses for LEGO
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lugnet.build
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Wed, 1 Dec 1999 13:08:01 GMT
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Ed Jones wrote in message ...
> In lugnet.off-topic.fun, Ed Jones writes:
> Several years ago we bought a new phone for the desk. However, we didn't
> like
> the phone sitting flat and needed an angled base. An 8x16 plate of blue
> bricks and low slopes worked perfectly. Its still in use (and I certainly
> don't miss the blue bricks).
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> So I was wondering if anyone else has used LEGO elements to build anything • that
> has become a household fixture.
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> Ack! I posted this to the wrong group. Follow-ups to lugnet.build
Funny you should mention that... I've been thinking I need a big big big
project... something to make up for lost building time.. and I looked
around, thought about building a shelving unit out of lego... thought
about building a few other things.. and I believe.. I have decided on
building a headboard/footboard for my bed.. I can put some shelves into
it, places to show off more of my creations..
--
Keep on Bricken'
-Tamy
Follow the bouncing boxes!
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Lego isn't a toy, it's a way of life!
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| I built some shelves and a working phone out of Lego. I bought a regular phone, gutted it, and re-built it out of Lego. It works just fine. It isn't all that comfortable against the ear though, I have some re-designing to do. Silas Ed Jones wrote in (...) (27 years ago, 1-Dec-99, to lugnet.build)
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