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The day I lose my inner-child will be the day I die. Ok, I pull out my LEGO infrequently, and when I do it tends always to be my Technic collection. Yet, there is a reason LEGO was voted "Toy of the Century", and if you've surfed other LEGO web pages you'll know why. No other toy has ever matched the versatility of LEGO. Before I mention anything more, a disclaimer is required (see the Fair Play notice), I dare say it's not so much here to protect me from the LEGO Company, but to protect them from idiots who try and sue because what they've seen here isn't available in the shops or use the LEGO name for their own commercial ends.
Disclaimer: LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize, endorse, own or quite possibly even look at these web pages.
Right, that's the serious stuff out of the way! Here you'll find photos, instructions and details of a number of models that I've built over the past few years as well as on-going projects in various stages of completion.
All the model CADs were created using LDraw with the Bricksmith GUI interface. There are some instructions for models or interesting model mechanisms to be found on various pages. These were created using the LPub software.
Some of the photos were originally taken with film and scanned in, but now the digital age is well and truely here. The photos are all processed using Gimp.
The 2004 slashdot phenomenom.
The first working LEGO Rubik's Cube built way back in 2002
Piano Wippen Assembly, Millenium Falcon & maybe more
Featuring a mechanical joystick, rotary engine and more
A gallery of photographs from different LEGO exhibitions.
A implementation of the first LEGO computer brick and more.
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