Starcraft 2 Hyperion Battlecruiser In LEGO Sven Jungo used roughly 15,000 LEGO bricks to create this mind-boggling Starcraft 2 Hyperion Battlecruiser. My guess is that patience wasn’t on Sven’s list of new year’s resolutions. Check out some additional photos after the break. Related Posts On Nerd Approved: Next post: The Princess Bride Pregnancy Test Previous post: Save Up To 50% On Fables Comics For a Limited Time [Deals]Sold & shipped by SoftwareCWShipping optionsFree pickup not available from this seller1Add to CartShipping optionsFree pickup not available from this seller$.$.$.+ $.$.$.+ Compare all 3 sellersSoftware Type:Action/Adventure GamePlatform Support:PCLicense Type:Complete Product Read more.... : Activision Blizzard, Inc Product Name: StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty Brand Name: Activision License Information License Pricing: Standard License Type: Complete Product Miscellaneous Physical Characteristics Product Information Platform Support: PC Features: Fast-paced, hard-hitting, tightly balanced competitive real-time strategy gameplay that recaptures and improves on the magic of the original game.
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If you don't, he'll break your legs! Our rules have been updated and given their own forum. Go and look at them! They are nice, and there may be new ones that you didn't know about! Hooray for The System! in Help / Advice Forum So recently I've been building stuff out of Legos for my nephews and niece to play with. Between my old pieces and some they inherited from their other uncle/aunts they have a good number of pieces but IMO you can never have too many. Since the very idea of following instructions and actually building whatever is pictured on the box is a dark heresy that needs to be purged from the world with fire, I'm pretty sure that buying most of the themed boxed sets isn't going to be the way to go. Buying some "Creator" sets since these seem more generalized. Buying sets that have been looted of mini-figs from Ebay or BrickLink. Seems you can save almost 1/2 the price on StarWars sets. Buying bulk pieces from Ebay or BrickLink. Seems sort of risky and hard to spot deals.
I've also been playing around with Lego Digital Designer. Seems cool but I was wondering if anyone knows a good place where people share their creations. Also it seems like some of the pieces I used to use all the time are out of production. In particular pieces that consisted of two 2x6 plates hinged together seem to have been replaces with smaller bits that can be put together as a hinge. Also I don't see the large circular turning pieces. Anyway, I hope some Lego fans here can lend me some expertise on how to best acquire more precious, precious bricks. (Please do not gift. My game bank is already full.) Is there a Lego store near where you live? There's one near my parents' home, and it was pretty neat. There was a thing where you could buy Legos by the cup, filling them from these bins in the back of the store. 2nd on the Lego Store.... I went to one on Long Island, and you could buy pieces in bulk by weight I pick up bags of lego from Value Village here in my area.
Sometimes you have to filter out some mega blocks and such but there's a lot of bulk lego available and the bags (about the size of a plastic shopping bag) are only a few dollars. As for sharing creations, they do that a LOT on the lego site itself, have you checked it out? Using LDD people upload a lot of stuff to the "Factory Creations" section of the lego site. I check out The Brothers Brick occasionally to marvel at the ridiculous stuff some people make. Sometimes I wish I were that talented. It wouldn't be so good for sharing creations though, unless you're that talented. It has given me several ideas for stuff I wish I had the bricks to build, though. Thanks for the advice so far, guys. There are 3, 3!, Lego stores in Chicago but that isn't exactly close. Maybe I'll make the trip sometime. Yeah, I would never even photograph anything I make, mostly because I can never be bothered to even try and control the colors I use. I used to try, but I'd always run out and give up, using anything I could.
On the other side of things, I've been working on a couple of things in the Digital Designer to turn that around. One's a fancy modern bachelor pad. The other is a replica of the Crucio Siege Tank from Starcraft 2, but that one got stymied once I realized I'd never let myself build it unless it could actually transform and I can't figure out how to make the middle tread do whatever it's doing in the little transform-clip. Maybe if I took it back to an old-school Siege Tank I'd have an easier time. I've got lots of lego from car boot sales (yard sales?) and charity shops, I've also put ads on the intranet at work - I have shed-fulls of lego now (well, not literally, but several crates of lego, starting from duplo up to technics. I hate lego castle, though, far too annoying to put together. LewieP's MummyFebruary 2009For all the top UK Gaming Bargains, check out SavyGamer For paintings in progress, check out canvas and paints "The power of the weirdness compels me."
You can also buy "brick buckets" from the above link, which are, just as they sound like, big buckets of mixed bricks. In my last post I even asked about the price difference between ordering online and at the stores. Also the LDD program will even put together a shopping list of parts you used for ordering online. I think it would be easy to become addicted to making "mini" models with LDD then ordering the parts to make them though that. Anyway this right here: is enough to make me feel shame as a Lego builder. What with it's carefully chosen colors and almost total lack of exposed knobs. In actuality it is the lifeboat for someone's recreation of the HMS Hood built to minifig scale. Here in Denmark where Lego is made you can buy it all over but it cost almost twice of what it does state side. I even got a newspaper to write about it and question Lego. They just said they charged what the market would carry. Normal for companies to do that but on the home turf.