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Friday, April 18, 2008

The Brick Testament

I love Legos. Always have, always will. To me, they are the ultimate toy, combining imagination, innovation, and ease of use. When I was elementary school, my mom and I (but mainly my mom) built this giant heart-shaped box, complete with work crews and lanscaping, out of Legos to hold my Valentine's cards. Nowadays you can get a giant Millennium Falcon, programmable robot sets, or even have the company build your own model boxed sets for you (which -still- requires you to use imagination and innovation to actually design).

Anyway, this all brings me to The Brick Testament. A collection of bible stories, quoted directly from the bible, and "acted out" by Lego people. Since it's faithful to the source material, it's not exactly family friendly.

Labels: Geeky

posted by dj # 9:05 AM

Comments:

I wish the made Leggos as big as regular bricks so you could actually build structures with them. How cool would it be to have your own very own leggo house? ;-)

It would be perfect for building a cabin my "retreat" when I finally decide to renounce civilization and live out in the woods like a crazy person.

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