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| Shortcut:
--- Quote from: MrCookie on August 03, 2009, 10:26:11 PM ---I thought you were only aloud to use 1 card per person. --- End quote --- Just put diffrent names |
| MrCookie:
--- Quote from: Shortcut on August 05, 2009, 12:04:33 AM ---Just put diffrent names --- End quote --- I've got like 50 of those cards. |
| sir dooble:
Yeah, when converting Lego made structure to Blockland, you have to be wary of size. I tried creating a Castle from which I had instructions for, and Blockheads don't fit in properly. Where a Blockhead requires approximately 3-bricks width to stand, a Lego Minifig only requires two, when used in most builds. So, following exact instruction, will make your builds slightly too small to maneuvre in. Anyway, those aren't that bad. The main problem I have with converting Lego-Blockland, is that Lego has such a wide range of bricks. By which I mean bricks used for Hydraulics, pegs, large rounds, and many others. They also get bricks to face in different dirrections to the basic 'N-E-S-W'directions. It's just impossible to convert entirely. You can get around a lot of stuff, with a bit of intellegience, but, it's still quite impossible to make most large builds to their full extent. |
| MrCookie:
--- Quote from: sir dooble on August 05, 2009, 04:10:05 PM ---Where a Blockhead requires approximately 3-bricks width to stand, a Lego Minifig only requires two, when used in most builds. So, following exact instruction, will make your builds slightly too small to maneuvre in. --- End quote --- The lego minifigs need 3 bricks to stand too when including the arms. |
| TapeDeck:
--- Quote from: MrCookie on August 05, 2009, 07:50:20 PM ---The lego minifigs need 3 bricks to stand too when including the arms. --- End quote --- he rips the arms off of his |
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