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The Art of the Brick
Wife & I went to see "The Art of the Brick" by Nathan Sawaya today. I was kind of not that interested, but the wife wanted to see it. I have to say I really enjoyed it & recommend it to those who haven't seen it. I remember one of them had 80K Leggos and some had a bunch more. I'm afraid I wouldn't have the patience to do that. There was a cool T-Rex too. Oops. Sorry these rotated 90 degrees.
   
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Release the Kragle.
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Not by accident, Lego is the undisputed king of their product. Not many can make that claim.
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They were well represented at the L.A. Auto Show last weekend........
  And a Master Lego builder. He's working on the 911 GT3 RS, 11 hours work on his table. Look at the size of the instruction manual!  
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Lego side of the 919......
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1983 Porsche 911sc Cabriolet 3.0
