At last!

[Tai]

A friend and I have been discussing trying to build an Imperial Star Destroyer for years now, and up til now, it has been a pretty daunting task.

We hope to final move forward on this though, with the advent of this tool. Assuming it can handle 40 meter models.

http://www.lego.com/eng/factory/design/ldd.asp?tracker=pc

[pogozorro]

Wow. Just...wow.

Finally, after so many years...no more having to buy Legos!

[Tick]

aw, comeon...there's always room for Lego!

[Tai]

I certainly didn't say I wouldn't be buying anymore :)

[Medic]

Make it life sized.

[Tai]

I don't have access to the raw material for a life sized one, a scale lego model is about the best I can hope for :(

[Circuit]

I still firmly believe that LEGO, as expensive as it is, will one day be the sole currency used througout the world.

[Medic]

That or Jello.

[Tai]

I vote for both :)

[jenn68]

Come ON! Don't forget the Pop Tarts!
: poptartemoticonthatsomedaysomeonewillfind:

[Kermit]

Your wish is my command...

http://www.newcomputerguys.com/aj/poptart.jpg
(You will have to ask JR for some arms and legs and eyes or something)

Also... Lego© brand building blocks (http://www.legos.com) rule.

[Circuit]

"Please always refer to our products as "LEGO bricks or toys" and not "LEGOS". By doing so, you will be helping to protect and preserve a brand of which we are very proud, and that stands for quality the world over."

Wha? So...calling them by their name isn't good enough unless you add "bricks or toys"?

[Paladin]

I feel the need to Xerox something.

[Tai]

Gotta protect that branding!

I made a pneumatic LEGO Mindstorm (bricks or toys) beer fetcher once - it worked good with cans, but full bottles were a bit difficult for it :wavey: