BTW, that’s the cleanest you’ll ever see my build tables. 🙂
Monthly Archives: December 2012
Cleaned Lego bricks
I also built this for a #Lego project that never came to fruition: the face of a #dog., a photo by brickplate on Flickr.
I started a little Lego project that, unfortunately, never came to fruition: It was to have been a full-size dog. Here is just the face instead.
I’ve gotta try this sometime.
Click here for a way to make your older Lego bricks — particularly old gray, blue an white — like new again.
I built the Chrysler Building once.
I didn’t have many trans-clear bricks, and definitely didn’t have much in the way of grey pieces — thus the different colors. But still, it stood more than six feet tall, and I kept it for about two years before taking it all apart. 🙂 Click on the photo for more pictures.
Yes, I reconfigured the Lego Room AGAIN. :-)
I’ve been a LUGNET member since 2000.
I’ve been a LUGNET member since 2000.
LUGNET was the first true Lego Users Group, bringing together AFOLs from around the world. Â It was once known as “the friendliest place on the Web,” and Lego fans made it the top destination for all news about the world’s greatest toy — and hobby. Â
Now, LUGNET is just a shadow of its former self. Â But I predict it will make a comeback, and in a huge way. Â Until then, it’s still a neat place to check out what other Lego hobbyists are up to.
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