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Cargando... Genius LEGO Inventions with Bricks You Already Have: 40 New Robots, Vehicles, Contraptions, Gadgets, Games and Other Fun STEM Creationspor Sarah Dees
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"Use science and engineering to transform your bin of LEGO® bricks into amazing, movable toys, machines and gadgets. Bestselling author Sarah Dees is back with an all-new collection of projects featuring ingenious designs and simple scientific principles that real engineers use every day. Make yourself a robot pal whose legs move as he rolls along, or a drummer who really plays the drums. Build a wind-up car complete with a flywheel that'll send your minifigures zooming. Or challenge your friends to a game of pinball on a LEGO® pinball machine you built from scratch. Each project is cooler than the next! It's easy and fun to build each of these awesome contraptions and games by following the clear step-by-step instructions and photographs. Think you have a different way to build something? Exercise your inventing muscles and tinker away! You're in charge of your designs, so experiment and tweak to make your inventions personal to you. No matter what you end up creating, you'll learn exciting new things about science, impress your family and have a blast along the way."--Amazon. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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What you might not guess from the cover: "bricks you already own" assumes you own a LOT of Lego Technic, which may not be the case for the average Lego-owning family. And Lego Technic is great stuff and not all that difficult to work with, but it does take the small-muscle coordination and hand strength of a 10-12 year old at least, to assemble -- and keeping the small parts sorted and not losing them really does require the organizational abilities of a VERY dedicated 12 year old up to an adult.
I don't think my engineer son took all the Lego Technic when he moved out; somewhere there should be a tackle box with all the pieces sorted by size and shape (he was a highly organized and methodical adolescent) which I am eager to get out so my grandchildren and I can try some of these builds. ( )