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RE: So why build robots out of LEGO in the first place?
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 7 Jan 1999 18:28:00 GMT
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Original-From:
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David Colomer <david.colomer@semagroupSAYNOTOSPAM.cl>
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This is almost Ok with me!
If you allow to mutillate Lego parts, this will be against the 1st
statement. I think that a MB brick, multillated in order to build (or help
to build) a Lego part will be released from the original sin of MB and
converted in a new-Lego part. It is not going to be considered as an
_original_lego_part_, but sometimes this will be Ok!
I think this is a difficult issue to speak about.
Thanks for the rest of the comments. They enlightned a little bit more my
sinner Lego-life!
David
> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: news@lugnet.com [mailto:news@lugnet.com]En nombre de Linc Smith
> Enviado el: Jueves 7 de Enero de 1999 03:02 PM
> Para: lego-robotics@crynwr.com
> Asunto: Re: So why build robots out of LEGO in the first place?
>
>
> David Colomer wrote in message
> <000f01be3a59$0bdebe40$2007a8c0@dcolomer.semagroup.cl>...
> > Let me propose a set of commandments for "Lego Good Style Construction"
> > (blames and riots are allowed):
>
>
> This is a good set of "good Style" ideas, but a Lego Purists would only
> agree with one of your statements...
>
> > 1.- "You should love your Lego's in the same way you Love your life"
>
>
>
> The rest, well....
>
> > 2.- "Any damage to a Lego part is completely forbidden. The home-brew
> > sensors will be build using MEGA BLOCKS bricks"
>
>
> We like the idea of damaging MEGA-blocks (always an excellent idea), but a
> non-purist would have to do cutting, since we can't _physically_ touch
> MEGA-blocks. The highest service a purist can do is the purchase of Lego!
> In doing so the Lego is removed from the shelf where it was invariably
> located close to... <choke> knock-offs.
>
> > 3.- All constructions must be build with Lego bricks at least in a 95% of
> > the componets. The main structure has to be 100% Lego.
>
>
> That is seen as 5% impure.
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> > 4.- Mega Blocks are allowed only for furnishing and allways that non Lego
> > parts will be available.
>
>
> Mega-blocks are allowed to be thrown into a up-turned vacuum
> cleaner on the
> equinoxes of every year by a single chosen mini-fig. That mini-fig must
> then jump into the same vacuum cleaner and thus end the close the
> circle of
> cleansing.
>
> > 5.- Rubber bands have to be Lego or Lego-like rubber bands.
>
>
> Only Lego bands. A side note: there are two sub purist groups;
> one believes
> that if TLG produced it then it is pure, the other regards only Lego meant
> to be used in a set is pure. The difference would be in the use
> of say the
> small black elastic/bunggee that is packaged with a 9v lead... pure or
> un-pure? A brick separator as a street lamp... pure or un-pure?
>
> > 6.- The use of glue to keep parts together has to be avoided. Other
> > technical solutions should be selected. This will prevent the damage of • any
> > Lego part.
>
>
> No glue. It conceding to a building challenge.
>
> LINC
> --
> Did you check the web site first?: http://www.crynwr.com/lego-robotics
--
Did you check the web site first?: http://www.crynwr.com/lego-robotics
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