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@greg https://www.steelcitylug.com/forum/topic/donated-collection/
In case that thread falls out of the “Recent” list.
how did he do this road? https://www.facebook.com/tipsandbricks/photos/a.445091942525911/592208201147617/
somewhere in the comments he says “strips of tiles and plates” but I still don’t see that. He says it’s in blocks magazine…anyone get that? @whitesidewjw ?
I typed in “Blocks Magazine Issue 33” into a Bing search and was able to get a link to a .pdf archived copy. Description for “building the road” starts on page 96. Essentially, he’s using multiple strips of staggered 2×2 plates and 2×2 tiles, and then bending those slowly to flex those strips into the curved shape.
So funny that this was on Reddit yesterday. Believe that’s this turn.
Tiny electric car doing the Monaco Grand Prix hairpin
by u/uchman365 in WhatcouldgowrongThe article right before that one (starting on page 82) shows several nice techniques for making bushes (by interlocking the leaf pieces) and flower clusters (by leaving the flowers on the sprue).
Correct. That’s the Carousel turn at Monaco and there’s a reason why F1 drivers take that downhill turn in first gear.. something that EV driver now knows.. all too well. LOL
Monaco (the city) is definitely on my bucket list. And during the Grand Prix would be the chef’s kiss.
Monaco (the city)
It’s worth a day trip, but would probably be wicked expensive to stay there.
I am looking for people to join me at Ross Park Mall Lego store tomorrow April 1st, I am going to buy all of therm and film it for my channel. Anybody interested?
I am going to buy all of therm
I spoke to the manager, therm is sold out, but good luck with your video.
Chocolate World in Hershey has its own interlocking brick system products and its own pick-a-sugar wall.
Coop and I have been given the green light to display at this one.
I thought of you when I saw someone wearing this shirt recently …
Chocolate World in Hershey has its own interlocking brick system products
A friend bought me the Reese’s dump truck as a gift. It has a few nice printed bricks with the Reese logo. Definitely a knock off brand. I have it on a shelf in my office (will not mingle it with the real bricks).
I noticed today in the build-a-minifig display that there was a piece that I had assumed did not exist. It is not yet catalogued on bricklink. It is the santa hat in ALL white:
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=10164pb01&idColor=1#T=C&C=1
To be clear, there is no red on this hat. So if anyone selects this part as the 15th item for their BaM build, please keep me in mind. Thanks!
Hey @willmcdine, a real fire hydrant for sale and it probably costs less than one made out of LEGO. 🙂 It could be made into a lawn decoration or a mailbox.
So WHY would someone have the parts of a LEGO set new in sealed bags, but not have the box or the instructions? Hmmm.
I take sets out their box all the time. Save space. I can fit 3-4 sets in a smaller plastic box. If I had planned to keep it for parts only, I would throw away the instructions too. Who knows….
Maybe it fell off a truck, the box got ripped (enough that they didn’t bother saving it), and the instructions fell out.
Maybe it fell off a truck, the box got ripped (enough that they didn’t bother saving it), and the instructions fell out.
My sister in florida sent me this wtae article https://www.wtae.com/article/fan-creates-mister-rogers-lego-prototype/43979209
I’ve never seen it and I don’t know any Matt smith in the lug…gunna have to internet sleuth him out to see if he’s in pittsburgh…
I was going through stuff to be reorganized and I found this sign. I don’t specifically remember it, or that I had it, but the only conclusion is that it was taped to a chair in the movie theater when they invited us to watch The Lego Movie a week early. I must’ve decided it would be fun to snag as a souvenir.
I found this sign.
It might have been from the Academy Awards or the Whitehouse Correspondents Dinner.
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