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Lego Model of the Day
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| Name of Model: The Ninjago Turbo Spin |
| Created by: Family Vuurzoon |
| Found at: http://mocpages.com/moc.php/256447 |
Details:  If you've tried to play the Ninjago game and had trouble getting the "spinners" to spin (it's OK, I can't do it either), you probably need one of these. This simple Technic device works like the top launchers we've seen before (with a rip cord) but can also be ran by a motor. The result is fast, reliable spinning. No word yet on whether or not this is considered cheating within the scope of the game, but it sure looks like a fun "spin" on the concept. |
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Dan
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8:40 PM
| Name of Model: space ninjas battle at the Bridge of the Everlasting Fire | | Created by: Sly420 | | Found at: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=240882 | Details:
 I'm not really sure of all the details behind the theme of this one (the title says something about space ninjas?) - but this is clearly an awesome creation. The details are great, and I am very jealous of that supply of orange bricks for the lava below. Look closely at those rocks, too - those aren't the large single-piece hills that LEGO® makes, they are actually built with a large amount of individual bricks. | | This is Friday's model of the day. |
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If you've tried to play the Ninjago game and had trouble getting the "spinners" to spin (it's OK, I can't do it either), you probably need one of these. This simple Technic device works like the top launchers we've seen before (with a rip cord) but can also be ran by a motor. The result is fast, reliable spinning. No word yet on whether or not this is considered cheating within the scope of the game, but it sure looks like a fun "spin" on the concept.
