Very clever!

Sorry just realised you are Kaleta lol. I better go to bed 3am here. Good luck with post grad, looking forward to Round 2 :)

Very clever and a great solution. Keleta pointed me in this direction as a soloution to the half pin gap. Thanks for sharing and i shall see how this can be utilized, i love finding and learning new tecniques, i've was in the dark age until early this year so have some catching up to do.

Now how about a folding studless backgammon board? Lee.

I like your colors'choice and the design. Thanks for showing us again the "trick". Great build!! Lucky students, I hope they realize...

Norts and Crosses, gotta love that game, it's a draw every time!

Stud- and priceless. And very stylish, too.

Nice work, very TRON-esque. The SNOT work adds to the futuristic feel to the build.

If we played I'd so kick your... ~ Chris.

Nice one! Puttin' those hinges to good use.

It's a good thing Mark hasn't patented that technique yet... =P Sweet set, now make it 3D!~H

"Mediocre writers borrow, great writers steal" ~T.S. Eliot But, yes, this is a technique Mark has used.

Very clever SNOT-age here. Also, I agree with Heath. The Lego games released by Lego tend to come with rather ambiguous rules, resulting in disaster when play is attempted.

Brilliant! Much better than the games LEGO is marketing.....have you ever tried to play those things? It's a disaster most of the time.

very good I like how interior and exterior are smooth. 5/5

Great use of turntable base pieces. Beautiful work!

that is awesome!

very nice... i believe i once saw kelso use that snot work right... either way its quite nice

Very cool look to this! I like those 2x2 pieces you used for the effects...

great snot techniques!

Way cool. :) Kids and their boxes these days. :P