Been busy...

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darththorn

I have found a new hobby, in between work, family and Fallout 3 I have rediscovered Legos. I have always been fascinated with the little colored bricks since I was small, but lately I have been browsing the web looking at other peoples creations, and couldn't help but wonder how do they build such things. I mean did they spend hundreds of dollars on kits just to build their own creation? How did they know what bricks would be necessary to do so? With a little searching I found out how they do it. Lego CAD. There are a few applications for doing this, but the Lego Digital Designer, which is free from Lego.com is a great way to start designing your own kits. And there is even a feature to purchase the bricks necessary to build your creation. Anyway, here is what I have done in the past few days.


I designed a fictional ship from the R-Type universe, if you have played any of the games you will probably recognize the similarities especially if you ever played R-Type Final for the PS2.


R-9XA Experimental deep space heavily armored fighter, equipped with a Force Wave Cannon on top of the craft, and a Long Range Precision Strike Cannon on the bottom of the craft.


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revslow·
I think Legos are way cool. Thanks for backing me up and proving they're not just for kids. Awesome job bro!
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sicrik·
Thats pretty freakin cool, I'm going to look into that, because I like building lego's, but digging through a tub of millionsof pieces looking for the right one discourages me from doing so........+1 for the info