Ambo100

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Feb 9	comment	How do I make my own LEGO stickers? Here's the final result
Feb 9	comment	How do I make my own LEGO stickers? The hard part was finding the right template. Avery seem to have thousands of templates. I would have preferred to have printed from Photoshop but I ended up using Avery's online service to design my sticker. I was forced to use up all four stickers.
Feb 9	comment	How do I make my own LEGO stickers? The closest thing I could buy was an A4 Avery sticker sheet with four compartments per sheet. How can I cut out complex shaped stickers?
Feb 5	comment	What is LEGO Cuusoo? Now I understand why the project was set up in Japan rather then somewhere closer to home like Denmark.
Feb 3	comment	*Best Bricklink stores for buying smooth plates, 1xnum* bricks, doors, and windows?** Please read the comments in response to your last, very similar question. I'd recommend using Bricklink's wanted list feature to find stores which stock the bricks you're looking for.
Feb 1	comment	How can a sticker be removed? @Kramii: Relevant
Feb 1	comment	Which official LEGO sets are micro-scale versions of existing sets? @Zhaph-BenDuguid: Oh. I thought you meant this.
Jan 30	comment	Which official LEGO sets are micro-scale versions of existing sets? This post is Community Wiki, Please add any other sets you may know .
Jan 29	comment	Which official LEGO sets are micro-scale versions of existing sets? @Zhaph-BenDuguid: I know about those too, but they're sold as a set , like in a calender.
Jan 29	comment	How can I convert an image's pixels to actual LEGO colors? This can also be done in Photoshop by cropping an image of a mosaic to the selected area, then applying the Blur -> Average filter effect. From there you can change the image mode to an indexed colour using a Lego colour pallete.
Jan 25	comment	How do the train wheels turn so smoothly? @RoryAlsop: I don't understand, It might help if I knew the piece or set in question.
Jan 24	comment	How do the train wheels turn so smoothly? @RoryAlsop: I'm not quite sure what you mean by axle friction. Which particular piece are you referring to?
Jan 20	comment	How can I blow a stream of air for up to two minutes at a time? I like this solution the most as a I can blow air evenly up to 7cm wides. My only problem is the technical aspect of building such a device, like making the housing reasonably airtight and circular.
Jan 19	comment	What is the difference between the NXT 1.0 controller and the NXT 2.0 controller? I believe the bricks are physically identical.
Jan 19	comment	How can I blow a stream of air for up to two minutes at a time? I'm not quite sure what you had in mind by 'toggle switches'
Jan 18	comment	How can I blow a stream of air for up to two minutes at a time? Using linear actuators would require a processor of some sorts to follow a program like a NXT brick. I'm looking for a more mechanical solution.
Jan 18	comment	How can I blow a stream of air for up to two minutes at a time? If you blow hard enough you can play a note from about 2-3cm's away. That would only blow a bunch of notes but with the film would be able to block it out.
Jan 18	comment	How can I blow a stream of air for up to two minutes at a time? @NathanStohlmann: Yes. I intend to blow air across all notes whilst having a piece of film cover most of the notes. It seems more efficient then having a motor go back and forth blowing each note individually.
Jan 11	comment	Can an axle be removed from this 'brick paradox'? I was thinking a toothpick wouldn't damage the bricks but be too brittle.
Jan 10	comment	Minifig rotatable legs on a stick - what is this? @tomash, Is the part more light grey or beige (as it appears differently in the photo)? Can you remove the minifig leg to see if it's part of the piece?