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What is wrong with this LEGO packaging?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rob Keisacker Jul 8, 2012. 3 Replies 0 Favorites
Ok it is an easy one, but still…Continue
Before being a GeekDad you must have been a geek kid... prove it!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rob Keisacker Jun 22, 2012. 5 Replies 0 Favorites
I suppose that almost everyone browsing through the GeekDad Community has built quite a few geeky projects while enjoying childhood.So the topic is simple, feel free to share a "Back in the days…Continue
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Rob Keisacker replied to Max Castera's discussion 'What is wrong with this LEGO packaging?'"Actually, Maul is the major change for 2011-2012 marketing. It was promoted for the 3-D release of Episode 1 and to also coincide with Darth Maul's return in the Clone Wars Cartoon Series. Personally I love the picture, but think…"
Max Castera replied to Max Castera's discussion 'What is wrong with this LEGO packaging?'"Quite a flaw right?"
Erik Wecks replied to Max Castera's discussion 'What is wrong with this LEGO packaging?'"I knew Darth Maul was a zombie! He's back from the dead."
Max Castera posted a discussionWhat is wrong with this packaging set ?
Ok it is an easy one, but still disturbing! I saw it right away but bought it anyway!See More
Rob Keisacker replied to Max Castera's discussion 'Before being a GeekDad you must have been a geek kid... prove it!'"Geek Kids....Let me count the ways!!
I have to dig for some photos, but most of my projects were Star Wars based....transforming my bedroom, or taking over the family room, into an intergalactic battlefield! It would get real creative when we…"
Max Castera replied to Max Castera's discussion 'Before being a GeekDad you must have been a geek kid... prove it!'"Hey John, I can't agree more. The new type of Lego are getting dangerously close to Playmobil. A lot of pre-assembled pieces which somehow spoil the fun and creativity but ok, it might also help keeping the price of the set down.
But still…"
Max Castera replied to Max Castera's discussion 'Before being a GeekDad you must have been a geek kid... prove it!'"Sounds really cool! I use to have one of those to at my parents, but back in France it was called minitel! also dead slow..."
John Booth replied to Max Castera's discussion 'Before being a GeekDad you must have been a geek kid... prove it!'"Exhibit A -
"In my day, we didn't have these gray Legos with their angles and hinges and spaceshippy pieces. We had BLOCKS. And they were yellow and green and white and you used a clear brick for the bridge of your Star Destroyer and you…"
Dominic Hamon replied to Max Castera's discussion 'Before being a GeekDad you must have been a geek kid... prove it!'"By far my favourite geeky project from Way Back When was the BBS that my friends and I ran from our bedrooms. It started being served over a 2400 baud connection[1] and then we upgraded to 9600 baud when we were feeling flush. It was dedicated to…"
Max Castera posted a discussionBefore being a GeekDad you must have been a geek kid... prove it!
I suppose that almost everyone browsing through the GeekDad Community has built quite a few geeky projects while enjoying childhood.So the topic is simple, feel free to share a "Back in the days project" or picture and let see how far is the new generation out-geeking us!Here is mine, my very own LEGO city, not a big city but again I am from France... 20 years ago...…See More
Max Castera commented on James Floyd Kelly's blog post 'Memorial Day Weekend Hands-On Project'"Indeed! Ikea can be surprising! However personally I use different chairs since I renew them very often as you can in my config here http://geekdad.hotwired.com/photo/space-workshop-lego-brickscientist-9"
Max Castera commented on James Floyd Kelly's blog post 'Memorial Day Weekend Hands-On Project'"Hi Jim, Great choice! I use the same tables for my LEGO workshops, perfect to adapt to different ages!
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