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Don't wind them too far or they snap!
I still remember ruining a GI JOE in this manner when I was like 5. "Look mom, he spins around.........oh."
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Adventures In Lego Disc Golf
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Don't wind them too far or they snap!
I still remember ruining a GI JOE in this manner when I was like 5. "Look mom, he spins around.........oh."
When I got all my Legos out for my boy, I tried putting all the individual sets back together and found quite a few missing pieces. At bricklink.com I found peeps selling them by the piece. if there were specific things you wanted, I'll bet you could find them there.
Don't wind them too far or they snap!
I still remember ruining a GI JOE in this manner when I was like 5. "Look mom, he spins around.........oh."
I also bought some small round gaskets off ebay to fix my GI Joes. The rubber bands all dry-rotted from years of storage.
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Thanks for the info! I was not aware of bricklink.com...I'll check it out. I'm looking for some of the rounded (deciduous, I guess) trees. All I've got are the coniferous types (pines.)
Is it me, or did EVERYBODY keep their legos? Seems like other toys got tossed out without much thought, but even thinking of tossing or getting rid of Legos is sacrilegious.
your audience just got broader Discgolfreview talks about this video
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Oh awesome! Thanks to Midnight Biker (I'm assuming there's only one Midnight Biker
) for spreading the word!
only 1 midnightbikers, but 2 apoths
The BrotherDave over there is an impostor and a jerk. Damn handsome guy though.
Oh awesome! Thanks to Midnight Biker (I'm assuming there's only one Midnight Biker
It was me. I thought I would share it with them. They seemed to enjoy it.
Lego outlet stores sell bricks by the cup too, have big ass bins of stuff and you can just fill up cups kind of like Chinese soup comes in. We have one here in ATL.
Check this out:
http://designbyme.lego.com/en-us/Default.aspx
Check this out:
http://designbyme.lego.com/en-us/Default.aspx
I still have a serious chip on my shoulder because my mom threw out my awesome Lego King's Castle when I went away to summer camp one year. That and my LazerTag.
jedwards
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Fixed.
Gosh. Has it already been a year?
NothinButChing
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edit to jedwards: thats a tight gif avy
I remember when I was a kid, there was a place in Houston called "Mountain Park". It was a place for kids to run, and play, and they had all kinds of cool things to do. One of the coolest was a room , packed floor to ceiling with Lego's. It was like a dream come true. It was fun to play in that room.
I will have to look and see if I have the pics, but about 8 years ago, my wife bought my a Lego Motorcycle to put together. It was huge and I think it had 1900 pieces or something like that. It was cool . Took me a month to put together.
NothinButChing
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life size?
jedwards
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No, but it was a 1/6 scale.
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Adventures Update: Currently working on Episode 2, holes 3 & 4. It's about half-way finished. Should be done and posted late this week, early next week.
Maybe we can all bring our Legos out to a DGCR.com meetup, play some awesome course, and then sit around a campfire drinking beer and playing with Legos!! Midnight Biker can ride in on his 1/6th scale hog!
Maybe we can all bring our Legos out to a DGCR.com meetup, play some awesome course, and then sit around a campfire drinking beer and playing with Legos!! Midnight Biker can ride in on his 1/6th scale hog!
It looked more like a polaris ls with that arrow on it
