A meeting of the Bay Area LEGO Users’ Group on February 25, 2007 at the Museum of American Heritage, Palo Alto, California.
Archive: February 2007
Furniture
I know it was posted a while ago but I wanted to blog about this mainly so I could find it easily to copy some of these ideas shamelessly… Last August Janey “Red Brick” blogged about these amazing minifig-scaled furniture ideas which is really just a bunch of Brickshelf links to some amazing stuff.
The Unofficial LEGO Advanced Building Techniques Guide
Didier Enjary of FreeLUG (French LEGO users group) has compiled a great guide to advanced LEGO construction techniques. It explains in great detail the geometry of LEGO bricks, and how to fit them together to achieve some great effects. The focus is mainly on SNOT (Studs Not On Top) construction, and how to achieve various offsets of fractional brick widths. There are some very inspiring ideas which can improve anyone’s LEGO skills.
Games using LEGO?
Lately I’ve been getting into board games, card games, etc. And it got me thinking. LEGO would be a great medium for games.