I already own the Legos. I have two big boxes of them up in a closet.
--BenD
Larry Lyons wrote:
>> I have a predicament? I thought I was just cheap and into Legos.
>>
>> --BenD
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>>From the cost of legos, it might be cheaper to buy the mini trebuchet kit.
>
>
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>I have a predicament? I thought I was just cheap and into Legos.
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>Larry Lyons wrote:
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Larry Lyons wrote:
>> My guess would be that you could order these special pieces. I mean, say I
>> buy the castle series and my catapult breaks and I need a replacement
>> momentum arm. Surely they are not going to make my
Lego stores...
http://www.lego.com/legostores/Default.asp?x=x
The Pick-a-Brick Wall is awesome! Parts galore!
> My guess would be that you could order these special pieces. I mean, say I
> buy the castle series and my catapult breaks and I need a replacement
> momentum arm. Surely they are not g
>My guess would be that you could order these special pieces. I mean, say I
>buy the castle series and my catapult breaks and I need a replacement
>momentum arm. Surely they are not going to make my buy the whole set, right?
>
>Bruce
>
Yes you can get replacement parts, or so the catalog says, but
, 2007 1:37 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: all you office warriors
In several of the Lego kits (the Castle series and the Viking series) they
have some catapults. Unless you can get some special built pieces, I'm not
sure how you can build things like the momentum arm. Then again the Lego
catalo
>Not really. I told you -- I'm going to build one out of Legos. I don't
>have time this weekend, but that might be a nice, relaxing project for
>next week. And by relaxing, I mean I get to shoot things.
>
>--BenD
In several of the Lego kits (the Castle series and the Viking series) they have
> LOL
>
> I think I'll get my Boy Scouts to build one. We can make that as part
> of Engineering Merit Badge.
>
They're easy to build. A couple of years ago my wife gave me the desktop
trebuchet (and the ferrets were never the same again). All it took were some
glue and some clamps. Apparent
Not really. I told you -- I'm going to build one out of Legos. I don't
have time this weekend, but that might be a nice, relaxing project for
next week. And by relaxing, I mean I get to shoot things.
--BenD
William Bowen wrote:
>> so there just isn't room.
>
> Priorities lad! Priorities!
>
> so there just isn't room.
Priorities lad! Priorities!
Do you *want* the Trebuchet or not?
:-P
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will
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Last year (4th grade) my son's science fair entry was based on a
trebuchet. His question was what would be the effect on the distance a
projectile would be thrown with different pivot points and counter
weights. This provide me the excuse to build my first simple trebuchet
complete with an ad
Yep, I did realize it was scale. The arm reaches a max of 32" high,
though, so I'm expecting it to need a bit more swing room than the base
size.
Plus, I have an L-shaped desk, and the arms are only about 36" and
covered in stuff (books, caffeine, sunglasses, pens, phone) so there
just is
We have those big main frame dot matrix printers here in my center, but the
paper has the feed strip attached, not perforated :(
>If you had any nerd props, you would know that all office construction
>starts with "rippy paper" as the primary building material.
>
>(you know, the removable perfora
Yep, I did realize it was scale. The arm reaches a max of 32" high,
though, so I'm expecting it to need a bit more swing room than the base
size.
Plus, I have an L-shaped desk, and the arms are only about 36" and
covered in stuff (books, caffeine, sunglasses, pens, phone) so there
just is
On 8/24/07, Wayne Putterill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I miss tractor feed paper :(
>
> I can't remember the last time I even saw a dot matrix (perhaps I should
> have said heard rather than saw). For going through code nothing beats a
> nice stack of wide fan fold paper with green stripes, some
ement.com
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To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: all you office warriors
LOL
I think I'll get my Boy Scouts to build one. We can make that as part of
Engineering Merit Badge.
>>I
Yeah, but probably won't fit on my desk. :-(
--BenD
Maybe Maybe not, you did read the description right. That it is a 1/20 scale
model - ~18 inches high IIRC. That would fit on my desk if I had $190 dollars
to spend and the kit was actually in stock.
Yeah, but probably won't fit on my desk. :-(
--BenD
Larry Lyons wrote:
>> I prefer the trebuchet ...
>>
>> http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/81e6/
>>
>>> Should like this...
>>>
>>> http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/8530/
>
> That's not a trebuchet, its just kindling waiting to h
LOL
I think I'll get my Boy Scouts to build one. We can make that as part of
Engineering Merit Badge.
>>I prefer the trebuchet ...
>
>That's not a trebuchet, its just kindling waiting to happen. This is a
>trebuchet.
>http://www.trebuchet.com/content/pages/10201
~
I threw out an Epson LQ-800 in 1998 because it was cheaper to buy a new
inkjet printer, ink, and copy paper than to continue buying ribbons and
tractor-feed.
It was sad.
--BenD
Wayne Putterill wrote:
> I miss tractor feed paper :(
>
> I can't remember the last time I even saw a dot matrix (pe
Plus, the highlighter is hard to clean off the monitor.
On 8/24/07, Wayne Putterill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now I'm all nostalgic, I know on screen debuggers etc. make the job more
> efficient but the sheer satisfaction of spotting the bug in print takes some
> beating...
~~~
I miss tractor feed paper :(
I can't remember the last time I even saw a dot matrix (perhaps I should
have said heard rather than saw). For going through code nothing beats a
nice stack of wide fan fold paper with green stripes, some highlighter pens
and enough desk space to spread out.
Now I'm a
If you had any nerd props, you would know that all office construction
starts with "rippy paper" as the primary building material.
(you know, the removable perforation strips on the sides of tractor feed paper)
In its natural state (paper), folded in half length wise, it functions
well as girders
>I prefer the trebuchet ...
>
>http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/81e6/
>
>>Should like this...
>>
>>http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/8530/
That's not a trebuchet, its just kindling waiting to happen. This is a
trebuchet.
http://www.trebuchet.com/content/pages/10201
I'm planning on building a Lego trebuchet. Just seems like a good
project for me. :-)
--BenD
Dana Tierney wrote:
> Should like this...
>
> http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/8530/
>
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I prefer the trebuchet ...
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/81e6/
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Dana Tierney wrote:
> Should like this...
>
> http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/8530/
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Nice. Gotta get one of those along with the binary clock.
Bruce
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Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2007 1:24 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: all you office warriors
Should like this...
http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/warfare/8530
Should like this...
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