This is silly but I cannot get a good line of a bow in Lego (not at work Boss, honestly) I thought after 25 years of dicking around with boats I could design a Lego one. Oh how little one feels when trumped by an 8 year old
At too small a scale, Lego allows you too few pixels, if you catch my drift. The trick is to up-scale your model. I'd guess a model about 40 feet long would give you the ideal compromise between rectangular blocks and aesthetics. It sure means a lot of Lego, but the question is....how badly do you want to beat your 8 year old
Unfortunatly this 8 (teen) year old is now in Chef school in Antibes. Can you recommend another CAD/CAM Website for normal people that isn't $100 a go every five seconds
Sorry chaps, I just did'nt want to look too much of a twonk for playing with LEGO like the other 55 threaders
with a litle help from my friends (google) find more behind http://www.mindspring.com/~ffilz/Lego/ships.html or this http://parents.lego.com/News/World’s largest LEGO ship.aspx or more and more http://www.google.de/search?hl=de&q=lego+ship&meta= Pleas post pictures .. if you are ready ;-) Gerhard
Dave, you're funny. Try pulling out your Dremel rotory tool. Works wonders at reshaping plastic. Yeah, I know it's cheating, but it beats explaining to the missus why there's a 40 foot lego boat in the livingroom and the lawns not been mowed?