Build Your Own Lego Computer Case
PuppiesOnAcid writes "Here is what comes about when you cross a case modder and an AFOL (Adult Fan of Legos). It would be interesting to see how he got everything mounted in there since there don't appear to be any screw holes." Not just a Lego shell around a case, he's used the Legos to support everything. Impressive.
This has been done before: http://mini-itx.com/projects/legobox/
I also built a computer case made out of Legos. It isn't as nice as the one shown but I thought I would share it with the rest of Slashdot. You can view some pictures on my website at http://home.comcast.net/%7Esessions9/lego.html.
once upon a time.(Scroll down.)
Not nearly as artistic as these, though.
After seeing all these projects done with legos, I wonder how you can obtain this much lego. Stores do not seem to sell much more than kits, or very simple buckets with varieties of pieces. Where can you get a ton of just plain bricks?
It may seem like you can build and do everything you want with Legos, but you're really locked into what their fat cat corporate greed team says you can do. What the world needs is a good, peer-reviewed, open-ended, modular plastic building block system that everyone can have for free. That would totally rule.
Don't disappoint your bird dog. Go to the range.
He could use mindstorms to make it take him to the lan party.
Adult Fan of Lego? we've really got an acronym for this now? Seriously, what's wrong with just 'Lego fan'? Can we stop the frivolous acronyms, they're absolutely unneccessary and getting out of control.
Dealing with lawyers would be a lot less tedious if they all looked like Casey Novak.
What do you suppose the melting point of lego is?
In the free world the media isn't government run; the government is media run.
Another Lego Computer!
A much better (IMHO) legoputer as its not just using bricks, but has windows and doors to control cooling!
The one near my house has a back wall full of buckets with bricks sorted by type and color. If you want a big pile of roof tiles, purple bricks, hinges, glass block, whatever, you can get it. They don't always have everything out, and the selection changes, but it's a great way to stock up on bricks.
You can also get the big blue tub which has a bunch of plain bricks.
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the strongest word is still the word "free"
As impressive as the toilet would be, I would not want to be around when it collapses.
You know it'd help if you used the correct spelling for grammar.
I just love how the grammar/spelling nazis almost always make mistakes in their corrective posts and are usually ACs.
"Nobody knows the age of the human race, but everybody agrees that it is old enough to know better." - Unknown
Give me time and legos and I could do that too.
Ah, but this guy was enough of freak to actually take the time and do it. That's a special sort of nerd, right there.
Don't disappoint your bird dog. Go to the range.
I hand it to the guy for doing what he did, but it's been awhile since I've seen something so aesthetically unappealing. I wonder what the queer eyes for the straight guy would have to say about this geek monstrosity.
The flag just makes more sense than the constitution. - Judas Gutenberg
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;) The speaker box was a little more successful, tho... after the Legos dried-out, of course.
For use when his server melts down, or the bandwitch cop pulls his plug.
Note to fellow Slashdotters... why don't you coralize this stuff right away, *before* the site goes down? I've tried many times to coralize a site, only to see that Coral couldn't retireve it.
Back on topic: This sure blows away any of the stuff I did with Lego bricks when I was a kid! I even tried making an "aquarium",once, but it REALLY leaked.
Willie...
1. Lego.
... are like a bunch of bloody sheeps.
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From the mouth of the horse (lookout, it has a timed redirection...
The word LEGO is a brand name, and is very special to all of us in the LEGO Group Companies. We would sincerely like your help in keeping it special. Please always refer to our products as LEGO bricks or toys and not LEGOS. By doing so, you will be helping to protect and preserve a brand of which we are very proud, and that stands for quality the world over. Thank you!
Look at her website for a while, and you'll just say "wow." She has the most amazing designs, and stays as true to the equipment she's modeling as she can.
John