TechniChriS

This is a very addictive project. I am now about halfway the build and even went to the shop to buy another 42024 (Twin Rotor Helicopter) to get two more of these , because I didn't want to place another Bricklink order or demolish anymore of my build sets.

Thanks Blakbird and TheRebricker for all the work you have done. You finally talked me into building this masterpiece. I like the tile floor, it really has a brewery/factory 'look and feel'. It's a pity that it would cost me about 120 euros for a one-time project. So I'm going to make a rainbow version, according to Rebrickable I have most of the parts. A baseplate and some buckets came in last wednesday and I bought a box (8 euro) of 100 plastic 14mm marbles of the "Quercetti" brand which are almost perfect. For my own GBC experiments I used the bigger 'Zamor Spheres' which were a lot cheaper than the 'official balls.' A few parts are maybe tied up in my 42009 (Crane) and 8043 (Excavator), demolishing time coming up.

Interview:

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=4767

My guess is 32250 and a sharp knife. http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemPic.asp?P=32250

Interview with Jamie Berard in HispaBrick Magazine 16 (page 74). Free download: http://www.hispabrickmagazine.com/sites/default/files/Descargas/hbm016_ing.pdf

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One example: Nathanaël Kuipers is a Dutch design professional. He studied industrial design and engineering at the Hague University. During his studies he regained interest in the LEGO building system. After finishing his studies he got the opportunity to work for the LEGO Company for several years, where he designed mainly Technic models, like 8261, 8271, 8272, 8292, 8674, but was also involved in several other product lines. More info on: http://www.nkubate.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&layout=item&id=18&Itemid=582

In your case it might be a good idea to change your name. If you want to be easily found (YouTube etc.), a 'simple' nick is a must.

I've started to collect (most) of the parts for my own build of set 42030 (Volvo L350F Wheel Loader). First the bucket, it's really huge, i've taken a picture while the last bit of painting is done.

Probably thinking from a point of view where n=1? Edit: I have to do more study on using emoticons.

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