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No, I don't loath or hate Jeff. There are many other people for me to hate at the moment for reasons more important than my not having any Legos or Jeff killing my beloved pet deer Fluffy.
My heart doth ache for the absence of Legos in my life. That star cruiser is pretty much the crushing blow, however. Jeff, did you build that yourself or is that a project someone else did? I find all of these pictures interesting, though. If I get a good paying job I just may start buying Lego sets again...
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No, I didn't build that. None of the links are mine ... I need to actually organize and sort my legos before I begin building the space-ship I'm planning on ... (but I shall build it, yes, I shall!)
I'm especially attached to that scale (as in, mini-fig scale, not micro-scale) U-Boat.
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Ah. I'm also amazed at the sheer creativity of a lot of the designs and vehicles that Lego fans can come up with (especially that U-Boat and the DDGN). It makes me mourn for my own lack of outlets for releasing my pent-up creativity.
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"Ah. I'm also amazed at the sheer creativity of a lot of the designs and vehicles that Lego fans can come up with..."
And yet, despite their amazing imagination, they still can't quite remember what the plural of Lego is. Silly monkeys.
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Poor, poor Liam. Yes, I know what the plural of "Lego" is. It's "Legos."
You say "po-tah-to,"
I say "po-tay-to,"
And Dan Quayle says "potatoe."
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Yes. But we spell it the same. Apart from Dan, obviously.
And don't start on "colour". That doesn't count.
Look, you start saying "sheeps", then you can say "legos". Until then, stop it or die.
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Look, you stop putting random vowel in words, then I will stop saying "legos." Until then, stop it or die. Or you can kiss my surprisingly firm butt.
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But, dammit, the plural of "Lego" IS "Lego"!
(We've been over this before, I know.)
Wow, BTW, @ that latest URL Amazing pieces of work - I wonder how many parts went into all of those ships...
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I just completed a "study" corridor for the ship I'm planning on building. It's wonderfully detailed ... pipes run along the bulkheads and overhead, there's a jeffries tube access, sliding door ... sadly, it's about 9 pegs wide (counting the bulkheads). I doubt actual construction will allow me to build a corridor that wide.
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I'm currently trying to save enough cash to get parts I need to begin building Legopolis and a few starfighters for the CSRDL that are loosely based on the fighters from the game Star Trek Starfleet Command: Empires at war.
For those of you who are wondering, the CSRDL stands for The Cydonia Starfighter Research & Development Labs. It a little Lego theme I developed that's kind of like the Lockheed Skunkworks OF THE FUTURE!!!!!! You can see the three ships I have in there so far here. I'm planning on deleating the Falcon though because it really isn't any good. I'm also need to make a few minor modifications on the Python. I'm gonna keep the LE-100 police craft like it is. It has this "electric car" feel compared to the other 2 "deisel powered" ships.
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Yeah. The look like light fighter because I'm quite lego-poor. I don't have the parts to beef them up. However that will chnage with an up coming fighter I call the Star Hammer.
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Ahhhhhh. This is how the AT-ST SHOULD have been done.
Amazing pieces of work - I wonder how many parts went into all of those ships...
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