QFT, Lego ftw!.Sup wrote:
Oh how i miss playing with LEGO's
I had couple castles well i still have, buried somewhere in the basement. Middle age and pirates were my favourite.Longbow wrote:
QFT, Lego ftw!.Sup wrote:
Oh how i miss playing with LEGO's
I wish I would have a son just now, just to play LEGO with him! The LEGO StarWars stuff is great!!!
Hehe, mine are also collecting dust somewhere in my garage....1995 castle, 1997 (i think so) Goldmine and a lot of smaller ones from random series.Sup wrote:
I had couple castles well i still have, buried somewhere in the basement. Middle age and pirates were my favourite.Longbow wrote:
QFT, Lego ftw!.Sup wrote:
Oh how i miss playing with LEGO's
Legos were so much cooler when i was younger...about 10-15 yrs ago.
A lot of LEGO fans. How do you like my new avatar?
tbh, I still have a box of it sitting in my closet. I'll pull it out when I'm EXTREMELY bored.
DittoSilentscoutIX wrote:
That stuff was a better form of amusement for me as a child than any video game or TV show could have ever been. I hope to see my kids playing with lego sometime in the distant future, sometimes the old things are the best things.
I know fucking karate
ITS LEGO NOT FUCKING LEGOS YOU DON'T CALL SHEEP SHEEPS DO YOU YOU FUCKING TOOLS
Your life not going as you anticipated?The Sheriff wrote:
ITS LEGO NOT FUCKING LEGOS YOU DON'T CALL SHEEP SHEEPS DO YOU YOU FUCKING TOOLS
He has a point.The Sheriff wrote:
ITS LEGO NOT FUCKING LEGOS YOU DON'T CALL SHEEP SHEEPS DO YOU YOU FUCKING TOOLS
I had fucking loads of lego sets... My favourite set was...
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/6462
I hated losing instructions though... I had this bad boy but was never able to build it again as I didn't have the instructions:
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/6155
And I always wanted this:
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/5956
It seemed bigger when I was younger...
Man I love Lego...
Last edited by FFLink13 (2008-01-28 10:07:22)
OMG I had so many legos and lego sets. Ahh for the days of my childhood.
Glad to see so many other members enjoy Legos as much as I do.
And those that have such a tissy over the fact that they are indeed called LEGO, it's just seems natural to call them Legos, which sounds plural and there are many pieces, since LEGO sounds singular, unlike sheep, which we know can both be singular and plural. So Either post your response of how much you like Legos, or GTFO with your "omg it's LEGO" crap. Thanks
Anyways, didn't realize I missed them so much - I could totally go for putting together one of those large ~$100 sets right now
And those that have such a tissy over the fact that they are indeed called LEGO, it's just seems natural to call them Legos, which sounds plural and there are many pieces, since LEGO sounds singular, unlike sheep, which we know can both be singular and plural. So Either post your response of how much you like Legos, or GTFO with your "omg it's LEGO" crap. Thanks
Anyways, didn't realize I missed them so much - I could totally go for putting together one of those large ~$100 sets right now
Last edited by commandochristian (2008-01-28 11:03:00)
I love LEGO.
It was so much fun, all my sets have been packed away thought.
It's LEGO, not LEGOs tbh.
It was so much fun, all my sets have been packed away thought.
It's LEGO, not LEGOs tbh.
Man I loved LEGO's. Got aroud 3-4m^3 of them stored in the house
The arctic LEGO's were awesome too.
The technics were my favourites in the end. Pneumatics and motors...
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Man I had a lot of LEGO's
Had that too.Nappy wrote:
Damn! Those were great! Only got one from that set I think though...Ty wrote:
Lego is great. Does anyone else remember the Aquanaut/shark sets of '95-'96, (The Aquasharks made a brief return in '98 or so Wikipedia tells me.) I loved those, I had the massive Aquanaut "Discovery Base" and the Aquashark "Deep Sea Predator". They were so cool.
The arctic LEGO's were awesome too.
The technics were my favourites in the end. Pneumatics and motors...
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Lol, I think I had all of thoseFFLink13 wrote:
He has a point.The Sheriff wrote:
ITS LEGO NOT FUCKING LEGOS YOU DON'T CALL SHEEP SHEEPS DO YOU YOU FUCKING TOOLS
I had fucking loads of lego sets... My favourite set was...
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/6462
I hated losing instructions though... I had this bad boy but was never able to build it again as I didn't have the instructions:
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/6155
And I always wanted this:
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/5956
It seemed bigger when I was younger...
Man I love Lego...
Man I had a lot of LEGO's
Last edited by Gawwad (2008-01-28 11:46:10)
when fenris see's this hes gonna go ape shit on everyone who used an s in lego.
I spent many hours messing about with Duplo (when I was really young) and LEGO. My brother had sets, he had a gas station and a police department. I never had any sets, just random bricks with which I built random things. Major fun though because at that time television had not yet killed my imagination. But I was more of a Playmobil kid. I had/have shitloads of that stuff.
Lego is the coolest shit ever. I wish they brought back the old sets, or I wish I could find a site with pictures of the old sets.
I wanna get a Lego kit now
I wanna get a Lego kit now
But YOU CAN!! There was a website I visited that had LEGO instructions online, and you could search by set number!! Come on people help me find it!FFLink13 wrote:
I hated losing instructions though... I had this bad boy but was never able to build it again as I didn't have the instructions
Nature is a powerful force. Those who seek to subdue nature, never do so permanently.
Lego instructions:
http://www.hccamsterdam.nl/brickfactory/
Search by theme, number, name, etc.
This too:
http://www.peeron.com/cgi-bin/invcgis/scans/?ct=1
Good Lego reference and reviews:
http://www.brickset.com/
http://www.hccamsterdam.nl/brickfactory/
Search by theme, number, name, etc.
This too:
http://www.peeron.com/cgi-bin/invcgis/scans/?ct=1
Good Lego reference and reviews:
http://www.brickset.com/
Last edited by firebolt5 (2008-01-28 14:12:03)
I woulda lent you mine. That Aquashark sub was my favourite.FFLink13 wrote:
I hated losing instructions though... I had this bad boy but was never able to build it again as I didn't have the instructions:
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/6155
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You know how my room looked before I cleaned it? Well, imagine that, but with Legos instead, and you'll know how my room looked when I was 4-9. I still used to play with Legos with a mate of mine not much more than a year ago. God, we had so much fun building off our own minds (Some really good stuff, too, it looked like something you'd buy ) Huge monster-trucks with the biggest sets of wheels Lego could supply, and complete racing teams for them, too. We'd jump them with home-made ramps and stuff... Good times, good times. All that stuff is still intact, shoved under his bed
Oh, and I still have dad's 40 years old lego's in Pietasaari. A train, powered by four C-cell batteries, and tons and tons of track. We dug it up about six years ago. It was actually still a little power left in those aging (35 years old) batteries. Enough to power the light for 20 seconds
Oh, and I still have dad's 40 years old lego's in Pietasaari. A train, powered by four C-cell batteries, and tons and tons of track. We dug it up about six years ago. It was actually still a little power left in those aging (35 years old) batteries. Enough to power the light for 20 seconds
Last edited by Freezer7Pro (2008-01-28 14:22:28)
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
Yeah LEGO rulz and its the best "toy" out there. I remember how many hours i used to play and build legos. I allways build something without any plan. Creativity and fantasy