Forbidden LEGO: Build the Models Your Parents Warned You Against!

Forbidden LEGO: Build the Models Your Parents Warned You Against! | Ulrik Pilegaard, Mike Dooley | Wonderful Lego Enthusiasts Book!!

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	Forbidden LEGO: Build the Models Your Parents Warned You Against! Ulrik Pilegaard, Mike Dooley No Starch Press, 2007 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 27 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

for the kid in every adult

If you have sons or sons-in-law who are still kids at heart or NEED to be kids at heart. This is a great gift - just include a set of Lego blocks and a couple of Lego motors and you will be the best mom/mom-in-law around. Maybe you want to think about a set for yourself??

Wonderful Lego Enthusiasts Book!!

'Forbidden Lego: Build the Models Your Parents Warned You Against!' is one of, if not the best Lego building book you will find out today. Jam packed with 200+ pages in FULL COLOR (I stress this because there are several other good Lego books on the market that don't have this which keep them from being great), there are plenty of designs that will keep you and your kids having fun for days, weeks, months, and possibly years to come!

If I am a Lego fan, I am looking for a book that gives me lots of clear examples, several fun projects to build, step by step instructions, and the FULL COLOR that any reader would demand not only because it looks better but with something so hands on and color intense as Legos, this just makes the whole experience easier and BETTER overall.

If you are a Lego fan who wants to get some new ideas and build some cool new things, pick up this book and let the fun begin!!!

***** HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

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FORBIDDEN LEGO BOOK

This is a really fun book for kids who are really into Lego building and robotics. The only thing missing is a list of the proper names for the parts so youy can find the ones you are missing. Lots of fun and adaptable projects.

A good effort but it IS somewhat impractical

This book was a good effort. The instructions are pretty good, in full color and it somewhat interesting to find out why these models would be forbidden from the perspective of a former Lego designer.
There are some problems though. My two biggest beefs with the book were

1. The author didn't tell you what sets you could pull pieces from to make the given model. I had to use a Lego set inventory web site ([...]) to determine that which took about an hour per model.
2. The models didn't use the latest pieces and motors in the Technic line. Most of the models in the book were built with pieces and motors from sets that came out in 2000-2003. Thus, unless you're a collector like me, the people who buy this book will have a hard time finding the right pieces to use.

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