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how to make a lego attack drone

this is quite hard

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10 comments

Jul 13, 2010. 10:32 AMseabananers says:

this is so easy

Dec 3, 2009. 1:17 PM

lemonie says:

Having built the LL-928 many years ago, I'll have to disagree with this being "quite hard"

L

Dec 18, 2009. 8:54 AMMattySmith (author) says:

well I am thinking of the beginners

Dec 18, 2009. 4:24 PM

lemonie says:

Yes quite, but it's important to work to a scale, you wouldn't want to be showing something that was "completely impossible" by comparison... for someone to think "you're exaggerating a bit there".

L

Dec 19, 2009. 2:37 AMMattySmith (author) says:

Dec 3, 2009. 1:57 PMDoctor What says:

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...quite hard, for his age.

Dec 3, 2009. 1:59 PM

lemonie says:

How old was I when I built that... less than 10 certainly.

L

Dec 2, 2009. 9:07 PMDoctor What says:

If you are using a digital camera, may I suggest macro mode? Shooting close up shots like that tend to make things blurry, but by hitting the icon on your camera that looks like a flower, you can take close up shots that look excellent, which is perfect for shots involving LEGO bricks.

Dec 17, 2009. 9:44 AMMattySmith (author) says:

thanks for your comment

Dec 3, 2009. 1:13 PM

lemonie says:

Nah, it's poor lighting / no flash = long exposure and camera-shake.

L