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Looks super cool! But I feel I would grow annoyed with the noise.
by moose44 2y ago
Looks super cool! But I feel I would grow annoyed with the noise.
- criddell 2y agoIt looks like something that would be a lot of fun for a day or two and then end up in my attic where I would forget about it. This is the kind of thing I should probably buy used on eBay and then resell it a week later.
- dylan604 2y agoYou mean like the model train set that my dad spent weeks setting up on an 8'x4' sheet of plywood with the fake grass, buildings, cars, and people that eventually was spent playing with in total of about 4 hours? Yeah, that one is in a box in the equivalent of my attic as well for the past 25 years now
- BobaFloutist 2y agoThe thing that's important to remember is that for your dad, the weeks of setup was also play.
- mey 2y agoI wish Lego's were available as a rental. I miss playing with Lego but have ZERO desire for them to occupy space in my house. If I could I could redbox/netflix a set, that'd be amazing.
- dylan604 2y agoBuy a 3D printer. Print your own blocks. Get tired of the blocks. Eliminate blocks. 3D print your next bit of enterainment
- fxtentacle 2y agoYou clearly never tried this. The tolerances for Lego bricks to work well are too tight for what 3D printers can handle.
- dylan604 2y agoThen scale it to make the tolerances work /s
- criddell 2y agoLEGOs are available as a rental.
- mey 2y agoFor some reason I hadn't looked into it, looking at a few services now, thanks for pushing my in this direction.
- tartoran 2y agoOr go to Legoland or something. If you have a kid even better.
- omegabravo 2y agobuilding it is the most valuable part
- dylan604 2y agoI did the same with model airplanes and cars. I had the planes hanging from the ceiling in my bedroom. Once built, I might have played with them for a minute by flying them around the room before hanging them. Some had lights that could be turned on for an interesting effect at bed time.