Rear view of those two LEGO cars: mine on the left, #31006 on the right.
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LEGO Americana Roadshow: Building Across America I just checked out this traveling exhibition from LEGO and was quite impressed. The scale ... -
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Okay, now improve the design to incorporate a little more inspiration Transformers Generation One Intros/Openings 1984-1987
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ReplyDeleteOh come on Craig Froehle, if my mom hadn't lost/thrown out all my legos from way back when, I'd do it. I used to build a model, rebuild it improved, and then include transforming modes all the time when I was a teenager...of course I had a lot more free time back then... :-/
ReplyDeleteAnthony Barber Oh, no, I totally get you. My favorite thing as a kid was building big LEGO spaceships that had compartments that opened to reveal smaller spaceships inside. I was a little old for Transformers to be of much influence on my LEGO habits...Star Wars was the thing during my prime kid years.
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ReplyDeleteYou should see the fort I built w/ Lincoln logs!!! hahhaha I t had a lot of little dolls in it, being protected from ????
Craig Froehle I used to make some great starships as inspired by Star Trek: TNG...if only it was as easy back then to capture images as it is now.
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