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Today’s Google Doodle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=70&v=Rd7X0NsOeRk
They NAILED this video, everything about it! Bob, this is what we are going for. Maybe we can bring it to Brickfair VA next summer.
I do not follow LEGO Ideas, but I got an email from them which mentioned the Sesame Street idea, https://ideas.lego.com/projects/188afa42-fca3-49f9-afe9-00bd9f33725f
Personally, I think it would be fun to try to build 123 Sesame Street WITHOUT the kit / instructions. My younger siblings had the Fisher Price version of this building which included the Hooper’s Store building too. https://goo.gl/images/AbzTkC
Yes @greg. I have even watched a video of a guy at my company using Lego for his meetings and prototyping in R&D. All I thought was, “damn….I need that trans blue piece.” ?
This post is so everybody knows how awesome our Halloween costumes were this year.
I’ve also never been anywhere that draws so many trick-or-treaters, and we ran out with 90 minutes (official trick-or-treating hours there went 3:30 to 7:30) to go despite buying what I thought was way more than we would need and so I had to sit under the sign like a giant loser (I had it taped across the door) and shoo away kids while Rachel ran out to buy more.
Hahaha, no, sorry. I washed it out before bed that night so I wouldn’t turn the sheets blue. My shampoo usually suds up at an off-white color, but this time it looked like I’d killed a Smurf with my bare hands.
Incidentally (in case anybody’s considering buying one for future use if they’re still availalbe) my costume was remarkably comfortable, easy to move about in, easy to get off and on, not a problem in the bathroom, and easy to store afterwards. None of that applies to the homemade Lego costume I made in 2006 using a cardboard box and red plastic drinking cups.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOWQ9zs8iN4 seems like a fun summer project.
None of that applies to the homemade Lego costume I made in 2006 using a cardboard box and red plastic drinking cups.
Yeah, the one I made for Jonah last year was rather rigid as well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOWQ9zs8iN4 seems like a fun summer project.
That is awesome! I always wanted a racing drone!
The captions on this Lego-fied meme nailed it for me. Sooo funny!!!
That’s Iain Heath, aka Ochre.Jelly. He’s hilarious. LUGDoug got a selfie with him at Skaerbaek Fan Weekend 2017…
A video on how fast you can spin a LEGO wheel …
… for no particular reason, although GBC /
technic builders might be interested in some
of the results.so idk were to ask this but should I invest in 19 pieces of monorail short track? its going to cost me upwards of 100 bucks. i want to build my space display and go lego monorail but some of this 3d printed stuff looks so much cheaper.
i could also do the same effect im looking for with 3 long and 3 short pieces of track since i have 1 long that i can find. but doing that makes the build harder to transport.
I haven’t kept up on monorail component pricing in the past year or two. Not sure if @randomdan has, either. But I wanna say a few years ago, short (~3″ long) straight tracks were costing at least $10, maybe $15 each. So “upwards of $100” is a bit vague, but you didn’t say “almost $200”, so it seems like the market is down since 2014~2016 when I was buying monorail…
I dunno that I have 19 pcs of short, but I def have some track that isn’t currently getting used, so if you want to borrow (or maybe buy? Not sure if I’m ready to part with it forever) we could talk about that…
Going non-purist (buying 3D printed) is between you and the LEGO gods. May they have mercy on your soul. (Wait, “but some of this 3D printed stuff looks so much cheaper” meaning “it looks like you can get 3D printed track more cheaply than you can get official LEGO track”, or meaning “the 3D printed track looks bad, so I’m torn between frugality and quality”…?)
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what an awesome rendition of the land of make believe!!what the ???
I am fail
This one is better than the one in that video:
Ben, do you think these would fall apart easily? 🙂
>> Ben, do you think these would fall apart easily?
Ha, why yes, yes I do. But I think a more important question would be, if I had built them in my basement, would I be able to easily get them out for a display somewhere else?
I was impressed by the price on these until I realized you’re not getting all three trees, or even any trees, just the instructions.
Below is a screenshot of bricklink parts all in the same color, medium dark flesh, from the same set. Some look more like the actual color than others.
Does anybody have a list of what new sets have the new coral color? The only one I know for sure is the Party Bus.
Does anybody have a list of what new sets have the new coral color? The only one I know for sure is the Party Bus.
Nothing else yet, except some rumors that it might be in the Asian exclusive Dragon Dance set. Here is a New Elementary article on the new color.
http://www.newelementary.com/2018/12/new-lego-colour-353-vibrant-coral.html
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