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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m86ae_e_ptU An awesome music video from OK Go, once again. :D

Okay, here's the deal: I don't make music often. I love to make music, but I mostly just can't find the time to dedicate myself to it. Nonetheless, Shadowblaze and Drill Master inspired me to make some new music last week, while I had a few hours of spare time. Cloudy alleyway is the result of those hours. I'm not completely satisfied with the result yet, but I've gotten quite far on the arrangement, which is kind of a big deal as it's not my strongest point. So, that's it for my first music post on here. I hope you will enjoy it! Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/pronoob13/cloudy-alleyway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5EFAPbrlUs

Before you read any further, listen to this. http://rrubucket.s3....RAGE_787698.ogg Turns out that the audio clips is probably just raw wav data. I imported the si file into Audacity, GREATLY reduced the speed, and cut out some of the other data before it. Of course there's data mixed in with the audio, but since this file format is a complete mystery, who knows what it is (besides the devs of course). Because of this, we probably just can't shove a different clip in the file and expect it to work. Edit: Updated with a slightly slower version. Edit 2: I think I might have an idea for what those small static blips are during dialogue. I think they might be animation cues, like once you reach this part of the audio track, spin your head around and detach your arms. EDIT 2.5: Probably isn't that if the audio and animation desyncs. Edit 3: Apparently 11025Hz is the proper bitrate to import at.

My wifi isn't playing nice right now, so I can't upload any of the pictures here, which there are quite a few of. Just look at these links. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=96885 http://www.engadget.com/2014/06/19/lego-fusion/ http://lego.gizmodo.com/new-lego-fusion-sets-let-you-play-even-when-you-dont-ha-1593080024 http://mashable.com/2014/06/19/lego-fusion-hands-on/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mN-VzQ9yRi0 Sources: All of the above

Are you guys still working on Time Raiders, or not?

So much for a reaction video. I... just had to download and play it after I wrote that. Besides, I am no good with reaction videos (I don't always react as much as others do). I'll avoid spoilers in case someone else wants to do it, but let me say this. I officially hate the dragster now.

I am satisfied with the result. Maybe just change the ending a bit. It sounds a little abrupt in my opinion.

Oh look, there are six plates for scanning in the Town Master set. I may just buy one off of Bricklink, download the free app, and screw around with my own parts; I wonder how compatible it will be with parts, say, in deviating colors... yay frugality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKJlkpdfe9g

Certainly a better attempt than Life of George.

I'll take a simple tablet version of a LEGO Sim City over any other mobile games they've done. They're actually doing a game genre they haven't come close to touching on for well over a decade, one that actually involves sandbox play and creativity at that, and that's pretty awesome. Building a town, customizing the buildings, keeping the citizens happy, then putting it online and visiting other player's towns... Groundbreaking? No. Fun? Yes.

Hey guys, I haven't posted on this site before, so hopefully it's appropriate for me to post this here. https://druaga.bandc...album/island-20 The middle of last year, I released my album, ISLAND 2.0 on Bandcamp. It's free for anyone to download (just click "Buy Now" and enter $0 to download for free or just listen to it in your browser.) My original goal was to have every track have something to do with Lego Island in some way. This is the result of that endeavor. If you're a fan of trance, electro, synthpop, house or just electronic music in general, then this might interest you. Here is a list of the tracks with the parts of the game they were inspired by: 1. Intro - Uses the bassline from a short sound clip from Lego Loco (yeah that one), not exactly Lego Island, but it's only 30 seconds long and still somewhat Lego related. 2. Dial 'i' For Insanity - Infomaniac/Information Center music. 3. Closed For Remodeling - The Super 2 never re-opened, and we're not sure why. 4. Gnarly, Dude! - Snap Lockitt/Beach Music 5. The Best Park Ever - Lego Island's Park/Park Music. The park is so bland and uninteresting (save for the Legandos) So I made it into a crazy house track (possibly channeled from the minds of the Legandos themselves). 6. KEEP OFF THE GRASS! - You can't walk on the grass. Many share my frustration. 7. ARPANET - This track isn't really related to Lego Island, but still pretty cool. I could see it being inspired by the final helicopter music or something. 8. Hidden Machine - This track isn't really related to Lego Island either, but I could see it being a combination of the cave music and hospital themes. 9. World's Fastest ATV - Octan Gas Station Music/The ATV/Quad/Jeep/ Truck Vehicle or whatever it's called. This song specifically points to the vehicle driving all over the island by itself when you jump out at high speeds and the subsequent wonderment, mystery and, at times, even fear after witnessing such a spectacle. 10. PIZAZ - Need I say more? 11 . Terminal Velocity - This one is actually inspired by the Lego Island 2 skydiving levels. There was work being done on a hospital and police station track, but they never came to fruition. Remember, these aren't remixes or covers of tracks in the game, they are just songs that popped into my head when I thought back to the game. I actually didn't listen to any of the music from the game itself while making this. Hopefully some Lego Fans out there can enjoy what I did here and I hope that this isn't out of place for being my first post or for this site in general. Have a good one, guys!

Thank you! Thats because they're not hippies . Have another look at the backstory. Maybe the previous owner was a hippie? Well my mum was actually a goth when she was younger. ...and I would like to hear that story I've never actually seen the back of a campervan, so what you see in the pictures above is just me improvising. I'll have another go at the back tonight and I'll post some pictures in the next couple of days. Oh, and I have that mini campervan, it just seemed way too small to me. Thanks! It doesn't have an interior at the moment, but I'll add that as well EVERYONE'S REACTION TO THE BACKSTORY ON EUROBRICKS: