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Re: How real should it be?
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Mon, 18 Mar 2002 12:28:04 GMT
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tnt@arnesson.nu (Tobbe Arnesson) writes:
> Often when I find things don't turn out as good as I had hoped I
> get very disappointed and have sometimes teared it all apart and
> start a new MOC. I don't like the "tear down/rebuild
> process". Partly 'cause my current employment is problem solving
> and LEGO is the cure/treat when I get home.
I can certainly relate to your experiences. I, too, like to use LEGO
as a means for relaxing and getting my mind off work and everyday's
trivialities. However, I suppose I like problem solving. So when I
build with LEGO, I like to experiment with different ideas. Only
very, very seldom do I every finish off an MOC completely. All I
"produce" is half made suspension setups, various transmissions, booms
and rigs for construction equipment and so on. I would probably never
have the patience to finish a model, and prepare a presentation like
the ones Jennifer Clark makes.
All in all, I'm pretty much happy with the current situation. The
only thing I miss is to actually finish something. It is a nice
feeling to apply the last brick to a model and put it on the shelf, if
only for a few days until I need some parts from it.
Fredrik
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| On Mon, 18 Mar 2002 12:28:04 GMT, Fredrik =?iso-8859-1?q?Gl=F6ckner?= <fredrigl@math.uio.no> wrote: <<snip>> (...) I kind of like problem solving but if my solution proves not to work in a later stage in building I get very disappointed and wont (...) (23 years ago, 18-Mar-02, to lugnet.technic)
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| Hi! I constantly forget that LEGO, after all, is a toy and get disappointed when I can't get the realism of real world applications done with LEGO. It's most often the pneumatics that have too short stroke and/or streanght. The motion envelope get's (...) (23 years ago, 18-Mar-02, to lugnet.technic)
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