Lego Train City Passenger White High-Speed Engine WITH MOTOR from 60051 - NEWIts creator calls this machine the Lego Great Ball Contraption. I don't know what to call it. Thqruwm—-I've no words to describe the awe that I've experienced watching this video. It surprised me at every step. I've never ever seen any contraption so glorious and crazy. Built in his house by Lego genius Akiyuki over the course of two years, for a total of 600 hours of construction time, the machine has staggering dimensions: 17 modules that process 500 balls for a length of 101.7 feet (31 meters) at a rate of one ball per second. The total size is 5 by 21 feet (1.5 meters by 6.5 meters).But this is not just about its crazy size. It's about what this thing does. The modules are pure genius. Some of them should have their own video, like the archimedes screw or the basket shooter. Here is the list of modules, in order:1. Spiral lift T2 12. Elevator & coaster 13. Spiral lift T1 & step 15. Catch & release 16.
Belt conveyor & pinball 17. 5-axis robot S750It uses every trick in the book. The more I watch it, the more I'm convinced that Lego should hire him to demonstrate the power of their bricks all around the world. Heck, give the man control over all your inventory, Lego. He's the kind of guy that would build a full-size mecha factory out of your bricks. The Soccer Player has led the Brick Kickers team to many victories, and the other players all respect his strategy and skill on the field. He's a fast runner, an accurate kicker, and he's knocked so many soccer balls into the goal with his head that the fans joke that it's made of steel. He may not win every game, but the Soccer Player always does his best and plays with a smile. It's earned him a reputation as both a good sportsman and a good sport who's almost as happy with a hard-earned second place as he is with a first-place trophy!Soccer Birthday Cake BoyFootball Cake SoccerSoccer Cake IdeasSoccer CakesSports CakesSoccer PartyFootball PartyGirls BirthdayBirthday IdeasForwardsoccer birthday cake.
I'd like this top on a Lego cake with sides rolled up to show the layers of Legos, and Lego people playing soccer.Missed "The Beach" last year? On April 30, Dupont Underground will unveil an all-white installation made with 650,000 translucent plastic balls from the shuttered National Building Museum exhibition. There is one caveat: The concept isn't anything like a ball pit. Instead, the Dupont Circle arts destination will transform about 7,000 square feet of the old trolley station into an interactive building block system that sounds a lot like a life-size Lego world, where visitors can move around blocks and shape the space themselves. "It's not just about building objects," says Philippa Hughes, a Dupont Underground board member. "It's really dependent on what the person makes of it -- what their intentions are. It's meant to be about community building." [The National Building Museum is turning into a glacial underwater world this summer] The design -- by New York-based architecture and design studio Hou de Sousa -- won a competition held in partnership between the museum and Dupont Underground that called for entries to reuse the balls from "The Beach."
In a statement, the design team likened the installation, called "Raise/Raze," to "a massive sandbox," where people can change their environment easily by constructing or destroying forms. Though shapes will be pre-assembled for opening day, visitors will be allowed to modify them. [These are the most exciting museum happenings in 2016] To attend the installation, which runs April 30 through June 1, the public will have to reserve in advance; only small groups of about 50 will be allowed in at a time. Admission will cost $15; tickets will be available for purchase closer to the opening date. But if you'd like to make a reservation now, all you have to do is pledge $25 to Dupont Underground's Indiegogo campaign. "Raise/Raze," Dupont Underground, April 30-June 1. Related item: 2016 Peeps Diorama Contest 404 (Page Not Found) Error If you're the site owner, one of two things happened: 1) You entered an incorrect URL into your browser's address bar, or 2) You haven't uploaded content.
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