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Re: What do you do with your lego?
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Wed, 27 Oct 1999 10:29:06 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.uk, Liam Parnell writes
> I build (and play) with mine. Many creations get postponed due to lack
> of bricks. I take the bricks apart, but keep the design in my head. I
> keep an eye out for ways to accumulate the bricks I need. Buy/Sell/Trade is
> necessary in order to build.
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> Having said that, I regard building with restricted pieces to be a
> positive thing - perhaps even the whole point of Lego. But I would not
> put my "make-do" creations under the harsh glare of public opinion.
I agree. My most recent creation (see earlier post 'large space/military
vehicle, web site at http://homepages.tesco.net/~lawrence.wilkes/legoc.htm)
looks the way it does as much by the constraints made by the bricks I had
available as it does to my concept ideas. Guess the same is true of car
manufacturers too. How many cars do you see that look like artists designs?
I find it really hard to cannibalise other models I have, just to make the
current one perfect.
Some other creations I have built recently that I will try to put up over the
next few days are
1. Mars explorer, a REAL model of the Mars explorer using Mindstorm, not that
useless one that Lego were going to do that pictures were floating around the
internet of
2. Metrostation Plus, a bigger station that extends on metrostation, with a
ticket office, a bridge and a branch of W H Smiths like all good UK stations
have!
regards
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