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I really like the mosaic floor in the entry using the envelope tiles. Sand green looks good with red and white.
@bengood921 It’s just you, or maybe your new laptop.
Is the back side open so you can either still sit under the table or easily slide boxes or backpacks underneath?
Couldn’t find where to change User Name. Found where I could change everything else (password, display name, etc.) Would you post instructions?
@knb112 I have the weekly handout pdf’s and air hockey file from Oct ’21
Hi Pamela, welcome to the LUG! I also recently discovered how much fun LEGO is now (yup, had just one box of bricks as a kid with a couple of doors and windows, guess I was supposed to build a house). I recently built the TreeHouse, so much fun and pretty.
Did you play the LEGO video games? I played them on xbox 360 with my daughter when she’d come home from school.
Would love to see a picture of the lightbox you just found @knb112
Welcome to the LUG! We’ll be at the Ross Park Mall all day on the 28th if you have a chance to stop by and say hi. Which new LEGO themes are you interested in?
Welcome to the LUG! Wildlife builds are also one of my favorites. My sister is a high school biology teacher and last year I built a model of her classroom (love the new virus tile). I’m looking forward to meeting you at the Ross Park Mall event!
Awesome design! And I really like the background you dropped into the instructions, I didn’t realize that could be done.
We’re getting otters!
#OttersForLUGBulk2023
FWIW the letter sets are now (or I recently noticed they are now) available as element 6337918/77486 “FLAT TILE 1X1, ROUND, NO. 169” for the combo of 36 letters for $1.09 at Lego Pick a Brick online. I ordered a bunch!
Sweet! Thanks, @castlesonly!
This is how I try to do it but it never works for me. Always essentially crashes the site and when I refresh I find my post submitted with only the first picture I added attached.
This is what happens to me, too, and editing the post to add another picture works for me. When I submit posts with pics I do it from Chrome on Windows, is that what you are using?
Thanks for demonstrating the Pumpkin transformer for me at the show. The cards with pictures is a good idea, or a sign along the lines of “Have a favorite? Want to see it transform? Just ask!”. I admit I wouldn’t have been bold enough to ask, except as a fellow LUG member.
I love Medieval Blacksmith- it was one of my first sets (yeah, I’m that new -LOL)! I like sets with good animals/plants (Picnic in the Park-Squirrels!, Farmers Market Van-new plant piece!) and use them to build and inspire MOCs. I want to build Succulents next.
Hi Jessica! Do you have a favorite theme or style you like to build?
Consider visiting us or joining us at Brickfest next month – we’ll have lots of displays and members there.
So now I have a real problem. I’m hoping somebody here will have the answer.
@bengood921 I found this problem intriguing so I thought I’d try it out myself.
The first problem I had is that after I hid the Cones, I didn’t have a Hidden Parts list. I fixed this by exiting Stud.io and re-opening it.
I Restored the Cones, and they didn’t show up in the Main palette, just like you said.
Because of the first problem I had, I decided to exit and reopen Stud.io. Voila! The Cones were back in the main palette.
It’s definitely a bug that the Main palette list doesn’t update when hiding parts or restoring the Hidden Parts.
The plotting and scheming continues, in plain sight:
Squirrels on roller skates! And I’m pretty sure that’s a jar of Nutella up on top of the cabinet, LOL.
Both the floor and the back wall are built studs to the side, which is cool. The squirrels are only dark orange and black, the easiest to get (Picnic in the Park City set) outside of LUGbulk.
