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>The only rule is “The structure needs to stand on its own.” Melt it down and recast it, duh. :)
by trevyn 9y ago
>The only rule is “The structure needs to stand on its own.”
Melt it down and recast it, duh. :)
- AckSyn 9y agoYou must be an engineer!
- runarberg 9y agoI think that is cheating, because after the recasting is done you are left with a single piece. The instructions clearly say 4 pieces ;)
- presidentender 9y agoRecast the individual pieces, then.
- 5ilv3r 9y agoPeople like you ruin rubix cubes. :p
- jacquesm 9y agoNah, they break one piece out, flip it and then put it back in, then mess up the pattern and gift it to someone for their birthday.
- vacri 9y agoWell, taking away the implicit rules, the limit becomes simply "the tallest structure we can build with current technology". For example, put the four Lego pieces on top of the Eiffel Tower, and you've now created a structure that is height "Eiffel Tower + Lego" - and it's made with those four pieces ('with', not 'only with' :) )
- tdy721 9y agoWell yeah... but there's this: http://www.space.com/12546-lego-figures-jupiter-juno-spacecraft.html http://www.space.com/12546-lego-figures-jupiter-juno-spacecr...
- b3lvedere 9y agoOr cut all the pieces into as much long pieces as possible, then stack them.