Utopia Talk / Politics / OT - Lego My Legos

Hot Rod Member	Wed Oct 06 05:39:48 Some of these Lego projects are really stunning. Worth a look if you have some extra time. https://www.brickcon.org/
Honest Politician Member	Wed Oct 06 09:06:21 Nice link, Rod.
Hot Rod Member	Wed Oct 06 09:25:52 Thanks, I thought it was cool. Some of those people are really dedicated to their hobby. :)
Nimatzo Member	Wed Oct 06 09:37:26 I used to love legos when I was a child. Never built them the way your were suppose to though, I always used the parts of several kits to build something different, pirate ship or a spaceship, depended on what movie had inspired me recently :D
saiko Member	Wed Oct 06 09:44:33 Rulebreaker! Rulebreaker! :)
Isaksson Member	Wed Oct 06 09:56:17 I followed the blueprints... But after awhile, i did the same as nimatzo. I used to blow off firecrackers in my sisters dollhouse, toying a demolition...
Rugian Member	Wed Oct 06 11:40:16 SPACE POLICE, FUCK YEAH http://www.myconfinedspace.com/2008/06/25/lego-space-police/ Blacktron, Space Police, Ice Planet, Spyrians...so many epic battles to be had.
Canadian Member	Wed Oct 06 14:39:53 Yeah, I remember them fondly.
Canadian Member	Wed Oct 06 14:41:34 Yeah, I remember them fondly.
Rugian Member	Wed Oct 06 14:42:17 Yeah, I remember them fondly.
Canadian Member	Wed Oct 06 16:49:38 Apparently very fondly.
jergul Member	Wed Oct 06 16:58:31 How young are you people? The franchise lego stuff did not arrive before I was up and throwing stones at the visiting Iron Lady
Clitoral Hood The Bloody Scourge	Wed Oct 06 17:01:03 Yeah, I remember fondling them.
Hot Rod Member	Wed Oct 06 17:02:12 jergul, you are giving away your age. "The Lego Group began in the workshop of Ole Kirk Christiansen, a carpenter from Billund, Denmark, who began making wooden toys in 1932. In 1934 his company came to be called Lego. It expanded to producing plastic toys in 1940. In 1949 Lego began producing the now famous interlocking bricks, calling them "Automatic Binding Bricks". These bricks were based largely on the patent[1] of Kiddicraft Self-Locking Bricks, which were released in the United Kingdom in 1947." WIKI
Rugian Member	Wed Oct 06 17:05:04 jergul Member Wed Oct 06 16:58:31 How young are you people? The franchise lego stuff did not arrive before I was up and throwing stones at the visiting Iron Lady Franchise Lego stuff came in the late 80s. I thought it was an open fact that you were the middle aged-guy on the board situated uncomfortably between the senior citizen UPers and everyone else.
Hot Rod Member	Wed Oct 06 17:08:03 Sorry, guess you were talking about this, "'Fabuland' ran from 1979 to 1989. The more advanced 'Lego Technic' was launched in 1984."
Honest Politician Member	Wed Oct 06 17:47:41 "I used to love legos when I was a child. Never built them the way your were suppose to though, I always used the parts of several kits to build something different, pirate ship or a spaceship, depended on what movie had inspired me recently :D" I was the same. The whole point of lego is being able to make so many different things so I don't see the point in spending E20 on even a very basic model just to have it sit on the shelf.
kargen Member	Wed Oct 06 22:44:02 I didn't play with Legos much. Had a lot of fun with Tinker Toys, Lincoln Logs, and Erector sets though.
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