Lego Art & Design Principles 101
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
You are talking about SEV, the one with the red streaks on his helmet, right? Scorch has yellow.
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Clonecommando007 wrote:You are talking about SEV, the one with the red streaks on his helmet, right? Scorch has yellow.
I think they are..
Scorch - yellow
Sev - red
Fixer - green
Boss - orange
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Clonecommando007 wrote:You are talking about SEV, the one with the red streaks on his helmet, right? Scorch has yellow.
Wow what a blunder I'm sorry I really messed up there.
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Yeah it was SEV not scorch with the blood streaks...
astoriabluelegos- VIP Former Staff
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Sev was cool. Just not stable.
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Right, he's also MIA at the moment as well...
astoriabluelegos- VIP Former Staff
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Being a "Tool" 101
I'm a tool! Ok, it's not what you think. Building Lego requires "tools". You were born with hands, teeth, & your brain. But I wouldn't consider these "tools". Sometimes you need a tool to build/destroy with Lego.
Example: The brick separator.
I several types of tools to build/destroy I'll post them tomorrow in this post. I made a new "tool" the yesterday the works great. I'll post it as soon I take some pictures of it, too. Until then feel free to post pictures and explanations of your "tools" that you use for building/destroying.
I'm a tool! Ok, it's not what you think. Building Lego requires "tools". You were born with hands, teeth, & your brain. But I wouldn't consider these "tools". Sometimes you need a tool to build/destroy with Lego.
Example: The brick separator.
I several types of tools to build/destroy I'll post them tomorrow in this post. I made a new "tool" the yesterday the works great. I'll post it as soon I take some pictures of it, too. Until then feel free to post pictures and explanations of your "tools" that you use for building/destroying.
Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
My tool for building is me! My tool for destroying is my brother!
astoriabluelegos- VIP Former Staff
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Then I would ask that you post a picture of your brother on a leash destroying and sorting Lego. Thanks.
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He would probably object to the leash bit, and sort them HA! But I could post a pic of him smashing one of my MOCS...
P.S. I DO know that this isn't what you meant by tools used for building and destroying Lego, I just can't resist the urge to misinterpret!
P.S. I DO know that this isn't what you meant by tools used for building and destroying Lego, I just can't resist the urge to misinterpret!
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
And how exaclty does Mr. Brandon9 approve of your bashing him?
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I havn't seen him around for a while. Rook, thank's again! I don't know what else to say. I think that once your done you should have a contest and see if we used all of you're ideas. You'd be the judge, and see if we really used the correct colors, didn't stray from one group of colors, and so on!
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Clonecommando007 wrote:And how exaclty does Mr. Brandon9 approve of your bashing him?
I'm BIGGER than him so he doesn't have a lot to say about it. I'm kidding, he knows it's all in good fun.
P.S. I'll bug him about not showing up for awhile!
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Being a "Tool" 101 (Continued)
Every has probably figured out how to get most technic pieces in and out of their slots. But here's a little trick that you may or may not know:
Use a little tube or pole.
Normally, you can't push this technic piece out of the corner easily.
Using the pole/tube can be tricky. Some stick together and others slide in and out with ease. Use the sticky one to pull pieces out & use the loose one to slide pieces into place.
Can't reach a hole because another piece is in the way. Find another angle.
Every has probably figured out how to get most technic pieces in and out of their slots. But here's a little trick that you may or may not know:
Use a little tube or pole.
Normally, you can't push this technic piece out of the corner easily.
Using the pole/tube can be tricky. Some stick together and others slide in and out with ease. Use the sticky one to pull pieces out & use the loose one to slide pieces into place.
Can't reach a hole because another piece is in the way. Find another angle.
Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Being a "Tool" 101 (Continued)
Ever built something and realized you wanted to add something to it but you just can't reach it any more?
Say you want to put this...
... inside of here but you only have access from the top. (I've left the sides open of course so you can see what's going on "inside".)
Here's the tool.
This is how it works.
Place piece on end.
Slide through opening.
Push down firmly & pull sheath back.
Repeat for other pieces or assemble small set of pieces and place in all at once.
Ever built something and realized you wanted to add something to it but you just can't reach it any more?
Say you want to put this...
... inside of here but you only have access from the top. (I've left the sides open of course so you can see what's going on "inside".)
Here's the tool.
This is how it works.
Place piece on end.
Slide through opening.
Push down firmly & pull sheath back.
Repeat for other pieces or assemble small set of pieces and place in all at once.
Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
That are some really nice idea's! I hate it when I have to take apart a MOC when I need to put something inside. This might help!
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
DarthPineapple wrote:That are some really nice idea's! I hate it when I have to take apart a MOC when I need to put something inside. This might help!
Totally! This is GREAT! I'll DEFFINETLY use some of these techniques!
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Might use it? I hope everyone uses it if they don't have something better.DarthPineapple wrote:That are some really nice idea's! I hate it when I have to take apart a MOC when I need to put something inside. This might help!
Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
In the past I've used tools built out of standard bricks, I often had a problem with the "tool" breaking at the absolute WRONG time!
astoriabluelegos- VIP Former Staff
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Yep, that will happen sometimes. That's why I have perfected the inserting tool. I'm working on some new types.
Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
COOL, can't wait to see 'em!
astoriabluelegos- VIP Former Staff
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
astoriabluelegos wrote:COOL, can't wait to see 'em!
Me too! AND THAT'S FIVE Letters! <--- I count 7 words even before you edited...
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DarthPineapple- VIP Former Staff
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
The MOD strikes again! Still can't wait to see those new tools!
astoriabluelegos- VIP Former Staff
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
Yes he can't count for some reason...
DarthPineapple- VIP Former Staff
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Re: Lego Art & Design Principles 101
DarthPineapple wrote:Yes he can't count for some reason...
Just quoting someone and adding a... ...would be no words. If you're going to respond there should be some thought. I know it's hard to come up with five words some times. But in the "guess that picture" thread you can say: "Could it be 'blank'?" or "Nope, please try again." Both only four words which is better then. "Vader" or "No". That's all just try to type something with thought it won't happen every time.
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