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MrMacMan
Jul 18, 2003, 07:35 PM
This is great. (http://www.fbtb.net/jon/)

http://www.fbtb.net/jon/images/qwing01.jpg

Great Stuff, great designs, he aint done yet but they still look kick-in.


Check it out.



rainman::|:|
Jul 18, 2003, 08:37 PM
those are pretty good... i don't particularly like star wars, but my partner does, so when he buys the kits i put 'em together (i do have a thing for legos)... yoda was fun especially... but i don't have the creativity to design things from scratch...

pnw

MrMacMan
Jul 18, 2003, 09:37 PM
Yeah I just think those designs are wicked. :)

Not a great starwars fan either, but they all look cool.

Mr. Anderson
Jul 18, 2003, 10:22 PM
Nice designs - makes me wish for my old lego.....but when I played with them there weren't as many colors or different types of blocks. I thought it was great to have a few cylindrical pieces....:D

When I have kids, we'll be getting legos again.

D

MrMacMan
Jul 18, 2003, 10:42 PM
Originally posted by Mr. Anderson
Nice designs - makes me wish for my old lego.....but when I played with them there weren't as many colors or different types of blocks. I thought it was great to have a few cylindrical pieces....:D

When I have kids, we'll be getting legos again.

D

Haha, even I remember when there were only bit same sized block shaped pieces it hasn't been into recently with all of these 1 billion different shaped pieces.

Mr. Anderson
Jul 18, 2003, 11:03 PM
Well, the robotic sets, technical ones and a bunch of movies from Harry Potter to StarWars to Legos own series allows for so many types.

I did have a lego train, though, which was very cool. Just having that motorized piece was enough :D

Today you really need to learn so much more about gearing and computers with the robots - I would have loved it.

D

Royal Pineapple
Jul 19, 2003, 05:19 AM
i have the robotics the only problem is the software that comes with it is only for windows and it is an aweful peice of sw,
there is a mac altirnitive out there that is much better but it runs in os9, also i need a usb irtransmitter because the one i have is serial.

but yea the robotics are awesome i love them, last christmas my dad got me another set with geers and extra motors and little peices galore :D

crenz
Jul 19, 2003, 08:01 AM
If you are a lego fan, check out http://www.bricktestament.com -- nice work, even though the author is mulilating the original texts somewhat (no wonder, he's an atheist :) ).

Royal Pineapple
Jul 19, 2003, 08:06 AM
Originally posted by crenz
If you are a lego fan, check out http://www.bricktestament.com -- nice work, even though the author is mulilating the original texts somewhat (no wonder, he's an atheist :) ).
WOW that looks like it took some work

MrMacMan
Jul 19, 2003, 11:49 AM
Originally posted by Royal Pineapple
WOW that looks like it took some work

Yeah that must have taken yearsss.

Abstract
Jul 19, 2003, 12:32 PM
I liked the simpler days of Lego. I'm only 23, but when I was 6-8 years old, the big sets were the ones I would like. I don't think I would like the robotic Lego sets now with the batteries or whatever. They also seem simpler to build. I also hate how they have CGI cartoons or whatever, and the CGI Transformers is the worst. They killed Transformers........killed it!!. http://forums.fanhost.com/forums/graemlins/cussing2.gif

MrMacMan
Jul 19, 2003, 02:00 PM
Originally posted by Abstract
I also hate how they have CGI cartoons or whatever, and the CGI Transformers is the worst. They killed Transformers........killed it!!. http://forums.fanhost.com/forums/graemlins/cussing2.gif
Haha, transformers was dead years ago, they always just went to another planet still fighing for another 'great power' it was never ending.

Jerry Spoon
Jul 19, 2003, 03:06 PM
Man, I wish I had the time to create all of this cool stuff...but suprisingly I do have time to read a bunch of message boards...hmmm.:p

BaghdadBob
Jul 19, 2003, 03:21 PM
Looks like a Quake logo to me.

That's what they need -- id Lego sets! Build a grenade-launching ogre! Cacodemons with skull-launching power! And everyone's favorite: the Arch-Vile!

vniow
Jul 19, 2003, 03:41 PM
Heh, reminds me when I used to make Star War designs with my Legos...

MrMacMan
Jul 19, 2003, 07:02 PM
Originally posted by BaghdadBob
Looks like a Quake logo to me.

That's what they need -- id Lego sets! Build a grenade-launching ogre! Cacodemons with skull-launching power! And everyone's favorite: the Arch-Vile!

From there site (if you read it...):
This ship is directly inspired by the Quake symbol and the Sith Infiltrator. I wanted to make one truly evil ship for the project and the letter Q seemed to be a nice choice. At over 50 studs long, the ship is quite a bit bigger than the other ships in the project.

So yeah... inspired.

Originally posted by vniow
Heh, reminds me when I used to make Star War designs with my Legos...

Hehe, don't we all? :)

wdlove
Jul 19, 2003, 07:57 PM
I remember Lego as a child also, no designs even close! When I was at MWNY '02 my wife and I visited FAO Schwartz. They had a large display dedicated to Lego, designs out of this world as far as intricacy is concerned. Remember the Empire State, WTC buildings, Statue of Liberty, etc. They also had an area with Star Wars. I will have to say that I was very tempted, but I reminded myself that things are not as easy as they seem!

MrMacMan
Jul 19, 2003, 11:21 PM
Originally posted by wdlove
I remember Lego as a child also, no designs even close! When I was at MWNY '02 my wife and I visited FAO Schwartz. They had a large display dedicated to Lego, designs out of this world as far as intricacy is concerned. Remember the Empire State, WTC buildings, Statue of Liberty, etc. They also had an area with Star Wars. I will have to say that I was very tempted, but I reminded myself that things are not as easy as they seem!

Yeah they had some insane kits also.

I think they just recently closed down, I'm not 100% about that, but I think so.

trebblekicked
Jul 19, 2003, 11:52 PM
good stuff. i like the n-wing and the p-wing.

altough legos rocked, i was more of a robotix/construx/capsulla kid.

BaghdadBob
Jul 20, 2003, 12:46 AM
Originally posted by vniow
Heh, reminds me when I used to make Star War designs with my Legos...
My life ambition as a kid was to make an Emperial Walker out of Legos, but I never could. I miss my legos...*sniff*

MrMacMan
Jul 20, 2003, 12:56 AM
Hehe, I had this lego submarine, and I fine tuned it so it didn't sink or float, it would have enough air to go right under the surface, it was great. :)

evoluzione
Jul 20, 2003, 12:50 PM
Star Wars Lego saved my life

heh, yep, it's true :) I ordered the Tie Bomber from Amazon and it was delivered on September 10th 2001. I started building it before I went to bed, and, instead of waking up the next morning and going to the World Trade Center to do a quick bit of shopping before work as I had planned, I just had to finish off building the lego, I'd have been right under the WTC at 9am that day. I was so engrossed in building it the first I knew of the disaster was when my girlfriend at the time called me to see if i was ok...


on another note, it's lego blocks/bricks, not legos :) Lego is a brand name, so surely you cannot make it plural in that context?

BaghdadBob
Jul 20, 2003, 01:18 PM
evoluzione: Is that so? I'll bet there are quite a few stories like that out there. If that happened to me I would have felt my stomach drop out thinking how close I was to biting it.

A coworker of mine was almost in some crossfire about a year ago for getting me a sandwich within like three minutes of a gunfight breaking out between police and a couple of guys robbing the Arbys or something, they had already shot two civilians I think.

She told me "you better appreciate your damn sandwich, I almost died for that!" ;)

Flickta
Jul 20, 2003, 01:57 PM
I've been a big LEGO fan...

Medieval series being my favorite.
They killed any charm with Harry ****ing Potter and all that unreal stuff... forgot the titles...
Personally, I think 1991-1994 were the golden years of medieval style LEGO bricks.

...Technics always good. But in 7-12 years range they now have only commerce, brands, product-placement, you name it. Nothing ORIGINAL, giving enough space for Your imagination. Too bad.

Moxiemike
Jul 20, 2003, 02:25 PM
Originally posted by evoluzione
Star Wars Lego saved my life

heh, yep, it's true :) I ordered the Tie Bomber from Amazon and it was delivered on September 10th 2001. I started building it before I went to bed, and, instead of waking up the next morning and going to the World Trade Center to do a quick bit of shopping before work as I had planned, I just had to finish off building the lego, I'd have been right under the WTC at 9am that day. I was so engrossed in building it the first I knew of the disaster was when my girlfriend at the time called me to see if i was ok...


on another note, it's lego blocks/bricks, not legos :) Lego is a brand name, so surely you cannot make it plural in that context?


Hey bro, i'm glad you didn't end up in WTC.... we wouldn't have got to meet ya, which would have made geekfest... well, not as fun. :)

evoluzione
Jul 20, 2003, 02:59 PM
moxie, thanks bro.


BaghdadBob ... yeah man, kinda scary when i think hard about it, im just glad i wasn't living down there at the time, i used to live literally a minute walk away but moved out a year prior.

MrMacMan
Jul 20, 2003, 10:17 PM
evoluzione -- you were very lucky, also if they didn't have elections that day my friends dad and mom would be gone.

Some stupid guy was sure as hell he didn't vote yet, when he had, and this was his 3ed time back. (Alzheimer's I think).