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SolidWorks Flickr Finds: Lego Robots, Creatures and Ships

Started by Josh M · 8 months ago

There’s nothing better that staying up all night playing video games with your favorite robot friend, unless your robot friend is actually made of Legos and gets you cold beverages from the fridge.
If you browse Flickr for SolidWorks Photos, you’ll occasionally co ... Continue reading »

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MatthewWest
8 months ago

Check again next week. I'm going to start putting up a whole passel o' pics starting Monday or Tuesday.

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Josh M
8 months ago

excellent matthew, I can't wait. I've been wanting to start these post for a while now. finally got around to it.

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ian
8 months ago

Awesome!

One of these days i'm going to take a weekend to regress and just play with legos. Those were the days!

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Nick Foote
8 months ago

I made a lego bionicle in my first solidworks class back when I was a sophmore in high school (now freshman in college)
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/7603/7948209...
http://img137.imageshack.us/my.php?image=480187...

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Heinz Nachtigall
8 months ago

I love Lego - always did - especially the the big "technic"-boxes. I had quite a lot of them but no more :(
So I did a model of a box I always wanted :) - and I even more appreciated the system. The "engieering" of the Lego-bricks is absolutely genius. It looks simple, but actually somebody put a lot of thought into the proportions, so you can combine the components in a wast number of ways

One of my renderings:
http://renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?im...

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