This discussion highlights the versatility and creativity that can be achieved with Legos, emphasizing their value as a tool for imaginative play and practical applications. Participants express a preference for a diverse collection of bricks over specific models, citing the ability to replicate complex designs such as fancy houses and even functional items like pencil jars. Notable projects mentioned include a Lego-based Rubik's Cube solver and a basic pneumatic piston engine, showcasing the potential for building intricate mechanisms. The conversation reinforces the idea that Legos are not just toys but also educational tools that inspire innovation.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for hobbyists, educators, and anyone interested in enhancing creativity through Lego building, as well as those looking to integrate practical engineering concepts into their projects.
Sure! How couldn't I? The best toy for building creativity and imagination I ever saw. But I'm more a fan of a big box of many different bricks than I am of building a given model of, e.g. the space shuttle.TheBlackAdder said:
. I agree that a big box of bricks is better than the sets, but the sets come with unique pieces. I like to google search "fancy houses" and duplicate them with legos.robphy said: