Monday, January 21, 2013
Lego Door Hanger
This door hanger is a great way to keep your siblings and other people out of your building area
Steps
1. Print off the picture.
2. Back on cardboard.
3. Hole punch near the top corners.
4. Tie string on holes to make the hanging part.
5. Hang on door and display proudly.
Friday, January 18, 2013
cool creation of the week (mini cars)
Saturday, January 12, 2013
cool creation of the week (Penrose triangle)
This cool creation of the week is a fun optical illusion trick. It's a Penrose triangle that uses no editing or photo shop. Try to see if you can figure it out. :)
Friday, January 11, 2013
Mindstorms EV3
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| Humanoid |
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| Gyro boy |
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| Scorpion |
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| Snake |
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| Elephant |
Saturday, January 5, 2013
cool creation of the week (The hobbit, bringing bag end to life)
This week's cool creation is a life sized lego hobbit hole. This cool video is about a few lego master builders who decided to put together a life sized version of bilbo Baggins' humble hobbit hole, and it turns out to be a huge success.
Click here to watch :)
Click here to watch :)
Friday, January 4, 2013
Happy New Year
It had really lame reasons and explanations about why lego has to get rid of old themes such as Mars Mission. So here I am to clarify.
Lego has a lot of popularity and a lot of different types of systems, thus why lego is called the lego system. But lego always has new Ideas and new things that they want to get done. So when a line of lego's sales dropped down and less and less people buy the sets then it's time for a new theme. To tell you the truth I was upset about lego stopping Mars Mission, and Agents, but it's what's best for the company if lego want's to stay a popular toy.
Soon Ninjago will be forgotten and replaced by Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Chima, but we need to hold it together, for though Lego may be a huge part of our lives, it's just a toy. That's right it's just a toy. I know it doesn't feel like that to us Kfols, Afols, and Tfols but it's true and it's not like the world will end because Lego wants to stay in business. Ole Kirk Christensen wanted a quality toy to make kids happy, and I know he would be happy with where Lego is at today. We may not be able to understand it fully, for we aren't necessarily in the toy market, but we will have to learn to live with it, and it's O.K.
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