Forbidden Lego: Build the Models Your Parents Warned You Against!
It just may be impossible to exhaust the creative potential of LEGO bricks. With an active imagination as your guide, there are endless possibilities-provided you follow the LEGO Company's official (and sensible) rules. This means no cutting or tampering with bricks, creating models that shoot unapproved projectiles, or using non-standard parts with any LEGO product. After all, those little precision-molded ABS bricks can be dangerous in the wrong hands! Well, toss those rules out the...
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Written by a former master LEGO designer, this full-color book contains projects that break the LEGO Company's rules for building with LEGO bricks—rules against building projects that fire projectiles, cutting or gluing bricks, and using non-standard parts.School Library JournalThis is LEGO for older modelers, not young children. The authors, former employees of the LEGO factory in Denmark, devised these projects for machines that use non-LEGO components and throw things-both against the rules established by LEGO for their kits. The step-by-step instructions are entirely diagrammatic and feature very little text. This is a fun book for LEGO enthusiasts who have outgrown the standard kits and should be popular in young adult and general crafts collections.Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
\ School Library JournalThis is LEGO for older modelers, not young children. The authors, former employees of the LEGO factory in Denmark, devised these projects for machines that use non-LEGO components and throw things-both against the rules established by LEGO for their kits. The step-by-step instructions are entirely diagrammatic and feature very little text. This is a fun book for LEGO enthusiasts who have outgrown the standard kits and should be popular in young adult and general crafts collections.\ Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.\ \ \
