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Hello Lindsay and welcome! I live in Washington, so it’s great that there is finally someone who lives close to me. I am sure we probably know many of the same people in Amity. Your Lego interests are pretty close to mine as well. Never heard of a “waffle” before, but I am curious as to what they are. Thanks for joining!
The one thing I learned from the first episode is Lego will 100% be releasing a new monorail set. It was the highlight of the entire episode. It was shown in detail multiple times, and even had the QR code take you to a video about the monorail.
Outside of the ferris wheel and almost working roller coaster, I wasn’t super impressed so far with any of the builds from the contestants. I’m hoping things change, because an entire episode of just failures isn’t going to be fun to watch.
OB? It’s the way you should be. Keep it simple. And set yourself free. From the extra, that you really don’t need. So try OB and you’ll see.
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Nope, not me. 🙁
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Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2016 02:01:34 +0000
From: [email protected]Greg Schubert wrote:
@lunch36, didn’t you post something within the last year or two about getting a good deal on a train station? There is one on sale at S@H right now, I think its 60050, but it still looks too pricey to me.
Also here is the chance to get the Big Bang Theory for 20% off. Of course I’m regretting that I bought one at full price.
The heavy hauler train is also on sale, is that the one we got in the support boxes? Those train pieces could help to make a decent trolley, if one were so inclined.
Um, I’ll allow that, but the idea of the challenge is to really be creative and use a piece in a way that you normally wouldn’t. Use it somewhere where you might normally use a different piece. Because I don’t know what your building, maybe this fits, but depending how the build is executed and whatnot, you might be docked points in the judging process
Why wouldn’t you allow it? The examples on the page that was provided for examples does exactly that. How else could you connect a crap ton of cheese slopes together in a 1PU challenge?
Um, I’ll allow that, but the idea of the challenge is to really be creative and use a piece in a way that you normally wouldn’t. Use it somewhere where you might normally use a different piece. Because I don’t know what your building, maybe this fits, but depending how the build is executed and whatnot, you might be docked points in the judging process
Why wouldn’t you allow it? The examples on the page that was provided for examples does exactly that. How else could you connect a crap ton of cheese slopes together in a 1PU challenge?
Duplicate posts rule!
Josh wins already. So by showing your winning entry, nobody else is going to participate.
Seriously, we have no shot at winning.
I didn’t get photos of the builds either, but here is my entry.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lunch36/20862808012/in/dateposted-public/
Not a fan either…but there are some interesting parts like the pumpkin and guitar that is going to force to me get some. I also ignored the Simpsons stuff but after redeeming for the Kwik-E-Mart, I felt it was going to be necessary to at least have the Simpsons family. So a quick 10min trip to Five Below with some serious bad feeling, I got everything that I needed.
Hard hair or soft hair doesn’t matter to me as long as there are more choices. Creepy girl in the last round of CFG’s has soft pliable hair. Does it matter? No. I have some friends sets and my only real issue is that they all have holes in the hair to allow for giant bows or flowers. So in my opinion, whatever Lego can produce at a cheaper price that results in cheaper parts I am for.
