yeah, i called about the home in picture one. the realtor said it was under contract, but would only give me the initials of the interested party. O. B. L.
I donno, I looked closer and those thick plastic things with studs on top and that seems to be a custom piece. I wonder how much is actual standard LEGO bricks.....
We put one in our house 3 years ago, and it is truly worth every cent we paid. Unfortunately. we had to draw permits so it is on record as existing, so no real secret. It is a small 12'x16' soundproofed room with no windows, but we tied it into the HVAC and it is quite comfortable. We use it as a quiet room (I wanted a man-cave but was over-ruled) so it is perfect when the neighbors are mowing thier lawn or working on the cars. Adjustable LED lighting with color shifting bulbs and a small stero make this room everything we could ask (except for a quet place to smoke a cigar or play guitar privately).
Yeah, I know, but we had the money and it was worth it.
@Sicpup: The kidney was no problem though as I'm sure you now have plenty from stealing the neighborhood kids and chopping them up in your new soundproof room...
@UnderLoK: I never said it was my kidney... and I would never chop up children in the quiet room- messy work is done in the garage where we have a floor sink and a pressure washer.
Uh, this would be where I would keep my my children that I would have incest sex with and impregnate. I would keep it from my wife and then eventually get caught.
@Hello Mister Walrus: This happened maybe six months to a year ago in Germany. Some old guy had a daughter, locked her up in a his basement, and had sex with her. She had three or four of his kids that never went out side.
Funny thing is, when I was writing this comment, there were no comments listed yet. We must have posted at the same time.
As much as this seems like fun fun fun, it and it is awesome that someone is doing it, what I'd do is different (Mentioned lower!)
It seems that ~ 100 pieces = 10$.
If this is a big house, it is gonna cost in the millions! He is also going to have to paint it with a protective coating the bricks wont change color and he'll have to glue it so there won't be leaks.
If I had that much money I'd rather get a house with a 15,000 square foot room and display every LEGO set ever made and also have duplicates of every minifig ever made and have a dedicated wall or perhaps a line at eye level running all around the room to display every minifig, each with their own dedicated stand, perhaps get the new 2009 magnet set for bases for each fig as a stand or build them.
Of course they would all have to be in cases that would have coating so it would be dark on the inside and could be seen through on the outside so they would never fade or change color.
@LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: The bricks changing colors are the least of your worries in a 1:1 scale LEGO house. All of those pieces are going to creak and moan as the house flexes, not to mention your living space will smell like the inside of dank Tupperware.
I do, however, approve of the giant room with the LEGO display room, and humbly request I be alloted 5 minutes to revert back to a 10 year old inside of it.
Heh I just finished Richard Hammond's book "On the edge". As some of you may not know Richard was involved in a near fatal crash a few years ago and suffered brain damage. The first present James brought him in the hospital was a lego set.
Captain Slow is rather Ironic name I guess. Being the fastest of the three, one of a few people in the world to drive a Veyron at full speed, and he does loads of plane stuff.
Also the Lego house is a sequel to his Plasticine garden: http://tinyurl.com/pafm35 (sorry on TinyURL, new system cut's off URLs)
Lego info at 6:40(or click n watch the whole thing if you like May,cos this is pt.2)
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Yeah, I know, but we had the money and it was worth it.
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Well at least I'm not the only one, whose mind immediately jumped to "Hey, like in Harry Potter!" at this story.
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reference to a story out of germany last year.
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It seems that ~ 100 pieces = 10$.
If this is a big house, it is gonna cost in the millions! He is also going to have to paint it with a protective coating the bricks wont change color and he'll have to glue it so there won't be leaks.
If I had that much money I'd rather get a house with a 15,000 square foot room and display every LEGO set ever made and also have duplicates of every minifig ever made and have a dedicated wall or perhaps a line at eye level running all around the room to display every minifig, each with their own dedicated stand, perhaps get the new 2009 magnet set for bases for each fig as a stand or build them.
Of course they would all have to be in cases that would have coating so it would be dark on the inside and could be seen through on the outside so they would never fade or change color.
Then another copy of every set in its box.
Yep, that's what I'd do!
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I do, however, approve of the giant room with the LEGO display room, and humbly request I be alloted 5 minutes to revert back to a 10 year old inside of it.
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Jesus would live in such a house and walk around in it naked.
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Also the Lego house is a sequel to his Plasticine garden: http://tinyurl.com/pafm35 (sorry on TinyURL, new system cut's off URLs)
Lego info at 6:40(or click n watch the whole thing if you like May,cos this is pt.2)
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Because it's James May and it is AWESOME