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Lucario621 wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

Hmm. Hard to say.

Creationary is nice, and really uses your imagination  .

Minotaurus is fun with a bit of strategy.

Race 3000 is pretty fun.

Those are the ones I have....

Any good sets?

Some rather affordable suggestions please. (Small ones from about &10 to $20 dollars ideal)

Oh yeah, that's why LEGO Games sets are great - unlike other LEGO sets, these are unbelievably cheap.

Monster 4 is pretty fun, as it is $15, and it's essentially a Connect 4 game for 2-4 players except there's many extra moves to remove players to the board and such.

Race 3000 that I mentioned, is also $20.

Orient Bazaar is quite cool, as it involves selling and buying merchandise between the players and making profit and such. Lots of cool jewelry parts! 5 Microfigs! $20

Pirate Code is a great game for the mind, as it is similar to mastermind, but with other interesting tweaks. Has lots of jewels, and some pretty cool chests. And a skeleton! $20

Lava Dragon is pretty cool, as you have to climb to the top avoiding the lava, and blocking your opponents  . 4 microfigs! $15

Magma Monster is exciting as you have to to cross the lava, adding blocks to lead your path and blocking your opponents. 4 microfigs and 2 bats! $15

There are 3 $10 games, but to me they're not that great    Very little playability. Here's the complete list of games: http://shop.lego.com/ByTheme/Leaf.aspx?cn=595

Another nice thing is all of these sets are portable - unlike other LEGO boxes, these are actually more like shoe-boxes, so it's not like normal ones where you have to use a knife or your nails to get through the tape and then cut the box open to give you room to put your pieces in and stuff.

Lastly they encourage to play around with the rules of the game, perhaps change the dice or winning requirements or game elements to make it especially fun  .

Before you posted this (or at least I saw it) I started exploring about the Hogwarts game, being a Harry Potter fan. It was about $30 which will just about broke me, but I don't need it for anything else right now.

Anyway, at first I was hesitant to buy it, but it came with 5 main character microfigures from the series that you don't even use in the game (nice of them) and it had gotten a generally positive review from someone who wasn't even a HP fan. I figure I can interchange the four kids (Harry, Hermione, Ron, Draco) for the generic characters (the forum with the review believed it was the prefects, as two were recognizable as characters who were), plus it has rules for 3 modes.

Lucario621 wrote:

Does that mean you bought it? 

That's another good game. I would have recommended it - but it wasn't int that $10-$20 price range.

You can see a great review of it here: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.p … opic=44223 (lots of pictures!)

That review is the one I said was generally positive from someone who is not a Harry Potter fan. XD

And I will (hopefully) get to go to Wal-Mart or Target to buy it tomorrow.

Check this out guys 









LEGO Scratch Cat Prototype 1 is finished! xD

So now I just need you guys to tell me what you think    All feedback is appreciated.

I've built the main body and legs and stuff in real life so I know that works, but I'm still building the head, so I'll have to make sure that works.

Oh, and be sure to look at this project for reference 

Aidan wrote:

Can you show me a diagram of what pieces I'll need? I wanna make one soooooo bad. 

I doubt you have enough orange pieces 

You'll be able to buy it when it's finished...

soupoftomato wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

Aidan wrote:

Can you show me a diagram of what pieces I'll need? I wanna make one soooooo bad. 

I doubt you have enough orange pieces 

You'll be able to buy it when it's finished...

How did you have enough orane pieces? Or did you just use the same types but not color? In that case show me the <set[ color ]effect to( 100 Scratch Cat. 

Well, although I built SOME of it in real life, i built it with a mix of other colors; yellow, red, and tan.

Sep: Sorry, But if you login with the same account, you can create another character in that account to play,    I'll give you the account details.

adriangl wrote:

Current Project - Empire State Building Replica
Right now, I am finishing up my replica of the empire state building. It is a little over 7 feet high, and 4 1/2 feet wide. I also wanted to use my NXT, just because I haven't used it in a while. So, I made a robot building climber. It just senses the top and bottom, so all it does is go up and down. But I made it so light that it doesn't tip over the building. Its a frame with wheels on the end(that's what moves it) and in the middle is the brain.

Tell me what you think!

Wow! Sounds awesome! It's actually 7 feet high? That's taller than me! 

Definitely post some pictures of it 

Lucario621 wrote:

Check this out guys 









LEGO Scratch Cat Prototype 1 is finished! xD

So now I just need you guys to tell me what you think    All feedback is appreciated.

I've built the main body and legs and stuff in real life so I know that works, but I'm still building the head, so I'll have to make sure that works.

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Last edited by Lucario621 (2010-08-29 13:46:34)

Lucario621 wrote:

Check this out guys 

http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54 … chcat3.png

http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54 … chcat4.png

http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54 … chcat5.png

http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54 … chcat6.png

LEGO Scratch Cat Prototype 1 is finished! xD

So now I just need you guys to tell me what you think    All feedback is appreciated.

I've built the main body and legs and stuff in real life so I know that works, but I'm still building the head, so I'll have to make sure that works.

The body is good but the face looks ugly D: Well, I guess you can't do much details on a model of that size... 

Lucario621 wrote:

technoguyx wrote:

Lucario621 wrote:

Check this out guys 

http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54 … chcat3.png

http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54 … chcat4.png

http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54 … chcat5.png

http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54 … chcat6.png

LEGO Scratch Cat Prototype 1 is finished! xD

So now I just need you guys to tell me what you think    All feedback is appreciated.

I've built the main body and legs and stuff in real life so I know that works, but I'm still building the head, so I'll have to make sure that works.

The body is good but the face looks ugly D: Well, I guess you can't do much details on a model of that size... 

Any suggestions?

I don't know, haven't used LDD in centuries so I don't know about new pieces and stuff. But I think there are 1x2 pieces with eye decals, if so you could try these.

This is my robot building builder. It helped me make the empire state building, well, right after it destroyed it