Tuesday 18 November, 2008
{ten} Kick Ass Lego Skateboard {Styles}
{There’s} hardly a {kid} on the planet… Read More
{There’s} hardly a {kid} on the planet that hasn’t played with these multi-colored, Danish-{produced} hunks of plastic. Lego-bricks can be assembled and connected in {many} {ways}, to construct such objects as skateparks, skateboards and skateable objects like the {pictures} you see {beneath}. {Something} constructed can then be taken apart {again}, and the pieces {used} to make other objects. There are skateboard {^hk10^} kits {accessible} which {contain} all {essential} pieces for any of the projects in the photographs {beneath}. {Right here} is a {look} at {10} {various} {possible} lego configurations with regard to skateboarding.
- Lego Eggplant On A Halfpipe
- A {Different} Angle of the Eggplant on the halfpipe
- Ramp To Ramp Transfer
- Lego Boardslide
- Legoman {Getting} {Ready} to Drop In
- Halfpipe Surrounded by A Train Track
- Lego Halfpipe With Attached Spine Quarterpipe
- Lego Skateboarder Grinding a Picnic Bench
- Lego Skateboard With Zero Logo On Bottom
- Endless Possibilities In This Lego Skatepark
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Its about time Lego made pieces like this. When i was a kid all they had was castles and pirate ships.
Awesome Lego skateboarding set. I haven’t seen this one before, but I am sure my kids will be wanting this for Christmas as soon as they see it.
Lego is awesome throughout your life. I loved them, hated them, loved them all the way through my 42 years.
Im stoked on it, but dont want to step on these things at 3 in the morning. HURT!
Thats not the zero logo!
anyway…
Thats so cool. I wish I could build crap like that.