Zef
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Not official or anything but I just thought people might be interested to see it
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=9222
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Winterthorn
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I grew up with Lego... My how things have changed over 30 years!
Hi there
I couldn't resist to look since my fondest childhood memories involved the many years I played with Lego. My european relatives dumped piles of the stuff (so it seemed to me as a kid) every year under the Xmas Tree.
I have to ask: how'd you do that? I know Lego has had some medieval stuff for a while, and recently Harry Potter sets. Did you just kit-bash things?
T'was nice to see it
-W.
Hi there
I couldn't resist to look since my fondest childhood memories involved the many years I played with Lego. My european relatives dumped piles of the stuff (so it seemed to me as a kid) every year under the Xmas Tree.I have to ask: how'd you do that? I know Lego has had some medieval stuff for a while, and recently Harry Potter sets. Did you just kit-bash things?
T'was nice to see it
-W.
Dark Helmet
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Ooooo my preciousss......
Oooog... I think I'm OD-ing on geeky Lego goodness...
People, I think we've hit on the next big thing in D&D...LEGO d20! Think about it...basically a re-hash of the old Castle sets, but the floors all have 1-inch square grids on them, so you can use your lego people as miniatures! Have parts for all the main D&D races (little yellow heads with pointy ears, short legs for gnomes and halflings, etc), and package them as classic d&d settings. I'd buy the Castle Greyhawk set with little Elminster lego-dude. You could do the whole Against The Giants module series with the big technic guys...yeah, I think I'm onto something here. Who's with me!?!
PS Horatio, I think the goblin heads are from one of the Harry Potter sets.
People, I think we've hit on the next big thing in D&D...LEGO d20! Think about it...basically a re-hash of the old Castle sets, but the floors all have 1-inch square grids on them, so you can use your lego people as miniatures! Have parts for all the main D&D races (little yellow heads with pointy ears, short legs for gnomes and halflings, etc), and package them as classic d&d settings. I'd buy the Castle Greyhawk set with little Elminster lego-dude. You could do the whole Against The Giants module series with the big technic guys...yeah, I think I'm onto something here. Who's with me!?!
PS Horatio, I think the goblin heads are from one of the Harry Potter sets.
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