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    Classic Pirates
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    6279-1 Skull Island

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    Wood working, web development, science fiction, disc golf, board games, obviously Lego.

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  1. ariviom started following Hello from Oregon! and Scroll-triggered stud.io animation
  2. ariviom
    I just posted about this in my introductory "hello" post, but had kind of forgotten about this project as I've been working on other things. For my birthday last year, I built this website and sent it out as an invite for my friends: https://brq.is/birthday It was a pretty fun little Lego + web project and I thought some of you might find it interesting. I actually built the four models referenced in the different site sections and ordered parts to build 5 of each that I sent to some of my closest friends as "physical" invites. Each "set" had a custom PAB minifigure styled after them and the figure was holding a 2x2 tile with a QR code I printed that linked to the instructions. I didn't get any photos of those before I sent them out, unfortunately. Originally, I had planned on the bottom of the four models to lock together and reveal a QR code to the site, and the brq.is domain I bought to have a really short "brick sounding" domain for a URL shortener and QR code generator. I was working on some code to convert a QR code to an LDraw model that could be opened in stud.io. I also forgot about that project until now... I start a lot of projects
  3. ariviom
    Hello, all! I'm dipping my toes into the Lego forum world as it's recently resurfaced as a hobby of mine... I was a Lego fanatic as a kid and about a year ago I brought out all my old Lego and started rebuilding some of my childhood sets from the pile. That quickly turned into buy bulk lots locally on Facebook marketplace. I'm also a woodworker and web developer (building is in my blood I guess) and for my 35th birthday last year, I built a Lego derby track and converted my woodshop into a Lego room and had a bunch of friends over to build and race cars all day. I built a little invitation site too, and sent actual brick-built invites to a few of my closest friends. Anyway, excited to join the forum, share what I'm working on, and see what my fellow Lego fans are working on as well.
  4. ariviom
    This is so well done! I love how similar the brick-built hull is to the old cast hulls. Very nice work!
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