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Old 02-10-08   #101 (permalink)
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Didn't Lego have a kit to build a pc case before. I remember seeing it in an old Maximum PC mag. *Digs through piles of magazines*
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I did a small one. Legos are really nice as if you drill a hole in the wrong place all you need to do is replace the lego..

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thats pretty slick... I've been buried with school, and haven't gotten around to continuing the project. The idea of spending 400 bucks on legos to build a full size case, is a little out of my range. I'd rather buy a new video card then a shet load of legos....
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LOL, use a smaller mobo...I think I spent $20 in Legos
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LOL, use a smaller mobo...I think I spent $20 in Legos
eBay with their 5 gallon tubs of legos FTW! I actually thought of buying one... Next case idea?
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I dont know why I found this thread so late but it's awesome.
I spent my childhood playing with legos.

Good job.

You can always just tear it apart and make another if you dont like it.
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eBay with their 5 gallon tubs of legos FTW! I actually thought of buying one... Next case idea?
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Remember you can buy Legos used as well.

At PDXLAN9 I met this lady that made a full size Lego case, pretty cool.
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you could infact buy the non-lego brands. They are cheaper. Ebay is best to find em.
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Default huh.........legos

good luck on that one.... but if your serious about it there is no limit to the number of ways to do it.... basic design would be a box of course... but color on the walls could be interesting

sounds funny that it costs so much to buy the legos to build a case that is for the intent of eluding a small budget though
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I have a crap load of legos, enough to build a mini atx case...

i have all the hardware to build a fully functional computer, but no case...

what do you guys think about a lego case???

i was thinking about putting together a build log with pics and how steps along the way...

EDIT: 12-14-2007

I downloaded the lego design thing... Here are some screen shots of the first attempt to use there crude software, compared to auto cad that is....

I up loaded my plans to the lego website... The want $480 to buy all the legos needed to build it...

http://shop.lego.com/Product/Factory...a-696f3b46913d








Sorry for the huge pictures. It's hard to get a good perspective in the LEGO app.
links dont work that you have up
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