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Re: Little Blue Bot
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Tue, 13 Nov 2001 05:35:27 GMT
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Thanks buddy! GG Mech after T-Day!
In lugnet.build.mecha, Geordan Hankinson writes:
> Wow Eric! again that is amazing! Very clever design, I love the feet, so
> smooth, very clean design, I love it, this is awesome once again.
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> I'm so used to your creations being many feet high, that this one almost
> seems like it is! ;-)
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> This is very neat, I envy your skills (don't we all?)
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> I really like the chest too, and the back is very neat,
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> I think I'll take twenty, how much each? ;-)
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> look forward to more!
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> -Geordan-
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> In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie writes:
> > Hi all, I have so much Lego that I had to build some little minions to help
> > me keep track of all the parts and peices I have. These Litte Blue Bots come
> > in handy when your lair is over flowing with unsorted Lego. The LBB's gaurd
> > and sort your lego when you build, eat and sleep. They never need rest and
> > they are programmed with all the Lego sorting knowlegde needed to keep the
> > Legomaster's Creation area clean. When I am busy creating Mecha all day and
> > it's time to rest I leave the Creation Area all messy with Lego all over,
> > then when I come back in the morning a whole fleet of LBB's clean up and put
> > everything away, nice and neat.
> >
> > Availible in assorted colors and a wide variety of configurations, the LBB's
> > are a handy item and no mad maniac builder should be with out one, or a dozen.
> >
> >
> > FEATURES:
> > A constant fusion supply keeps the LBB powered up at all times.
> > A Jump Master Rocket Pack on it's back helps with a lift when the sorting
> > bin is up high.
> > A pivoting mechanism in the spine helps the LBB lean foward and back for
> > more flexability.
> > Neat jointed arms allow the LBB to pick up and put away the biggest of Lego
> > parts.
> > Worm gears at the knees provide stability when a group of LBB's hoist up
> > beams and road plates.
> > Really bendy ankles allow for plenty of jumping and playing around as the
> > LBB's AI often leads to playful escapades during the wee hours of the
> > morning when the Legomaster is sleeping.
> > A single pilot can ride in the chest of a LBB, making it very versitle for
> > trips to the market to pick of more bricks or milk.
> >
> > Reserve yours today.
> > With the LBB, you'll never have to sort again!
> >
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/recent.cgi
> >
> > Eric
> > www.mylegomaster.com
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