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Just the whole combination.

Edible Legos!

My sister got me some for my birthday, misplaced them, and gave them to me today.

Candy Blox, haven't played with/ate them yet.

Picture is not mine, but shows what they are.

Looks like I can eat an entire house

Railwaymodeler wrote:Edible Legos!

Seems like subject to SC4 news : "Plastic can be a food, if it's have more nutritional content" (or alike)

My latest build - a steering wheel for playing racing with my phone...

Now that is kinda cool, good work sir

Resurrecting this topic because I just found something extremely cool.


This guy is a freaking genius, he managed to build this thing rather accurate to the original and make it decently posable.
And then he also made it transformable...

I wish I had enough Lego to build one, because he actually posted instructions for it.

@ Anders: how much lego do you have ?? or is it an association that has all that lego to play with ? (in the first posts you mention that there are 60+ persons that visited and played with lego, and you get really expensive sponsored Lego bundles )

i recently bought the 3 lego minecraft sets really cool too

I don't know - somewhere between 20000 and 100000 at a guess. But those pictures with lots of Lego are from meetings with the club (http://www.swebrick.se), and the bricks are definitely not all mine

It seems I've missed to show pictures from our last big meet - a public show at "Arbetets Museum" (Museum of Work) in Norrköping.

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=535142

Just have to add this one, too...

Huh, the cosmos are pretty bright today, aren't they?

Just around new year I helped my son mount the lego he got in presents, and was surprised how many new shapes and color shades lega have now, I remember back when I was kid, the colors was just about as varied as 4bit VGA colors (16 different shades?), that LoTR fortress contained atleast 4 different shades of gray!

I watched the lego movie a couple of weeks ago, it was excellent

Louie Armstrong wrote:I watched the lego movie a couple of weeks ago, it was excellent

Unfortunately I have to wait for it to be released on the interwebs, as here they only show the Dutch version for some reason, and I'm not interested in that. As if they think grown ups are not interested in lego. How silly.

Louie Armstrong wrote:I watched the lego movie a couple of weeks ago, it was excellent

So did I and my daughter (15) - we really liked it! Our cinema gave us three choices: Swedish 3D, English 3D, Swedish 2D. As we wanted English we had to endure 3D which I'm not very interested in as I don't see even real life in 3D (cross-eyed).

Some very nice pictures AndersI.

FooBar wrote:

Louie Armstrong wrote:I watched the lego movie a couple of weeks ago, it was excellent

Unfortunately I have to wait for it to be released on the interwebs, as here they only show the Dutch version for some reason, and I'm not interested in that. As if they think grown ups are not interested in lego. How silly.

I know the feeling. Small theaters only have the dubbed version, not the original. Or, if they have the original, at times that are rather inconvenient. Or only 3D when you prefer 2D.

Anyone into Mindstorm lately :

Another year, another LEGO train meet!














Lots of nice pictures here (not mine) - https://plus.google.com/photos/10856852 ... 0075304017

Look what Santa's brought today!

Cool as that is, Santa would definitely get negative feedback on eBay from me for delivery speed...