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The LEGO

Adventure Book

Robots, Planes, Cities & More!

Megan H. Rothrock

San Francisco

The LEGO

Adventure Book, Volume 3: Robots, Planes, Cities & More!

Copyright 2015 by Megan H. Rothrock.

All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the copyright owner and the publisher.

First printing

Printed in China

19 18 17 16 15

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

ISBN-10: 1-59327-610-9

ISBN-13: 978-1-59327-610-2

Publisher: William Pollock

Production Editor: Serena Yang

Interior Design: Megan H. Rothrock

Featured Cover Model: Eden Eco Villa by Birgitte Jonsgard

Title Page Illustration: Brian Ellis

Additional Photography: Chris Salt (Chapter 3) and Mark Stafford (Chapters 1 and 6)

LDD Models: Megan H. Rothrock (Chapters 3, 8, and 10) and James Shields (Chapter 3)

Proofreaders: Paula L. Fleming and Laurel Chun

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

The Library of Congress Control Number for this volume is 2012033902.

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How much farther

to the Council

of Creative

Constructionists,

Daniel?

Were almost there. Now

that weve apprehended

the Destructor, we

can start to Put things

back in order.

All the pieces are

falling perfectly

into place.

..

Heh heh heh...

CONTENTS

Hmm.

..

something

is off...

The Council of Creative constructionists

is all about iMagination. What you iMagine

is what you get. IM guessing you were

expecting a huge and spectacular building?

Yes, big and

impressive.

As the Destructor does

not believe in iMagination,

he is hindering our view,

so we only see a few

LEGO Bricks.

Then its up to

us to lend soMe

imagination

and see things

bigger.

Thats better!

Lets open

the door.

Its bigger inside.

some boxes are

special like that,

you know.

Indeed!

We cant fit in that!

silly blokheads.

What do you

Mean, Daniel?

Wheres the CCC?

Megs and the CCC

Pleased to

meet you.

My hearing?

Im on trial?

These are my old friends

Gitte and Neils, some of the

best LeGO Creators ever

Old-school designers like me.

This

place

sucks.

No! Well, yes. Sort of. You did

let him into our world. But

lets get this one down with

the other destructors first.

We should get him

into the prison abyss.

Then we can start

your hearing.

Wow! Look at

this place! So

many creators!

Hej

er, hello,

Megs!

Giant LEGO Bricks

Building Tip

Try layering plates with

bricks at various points

to get the right height

for your giant LEGO

brick model.

Check out these cool

giant LEGo Bricks! They

are good fun for

everyone to build.

BUILDING JOURNAL

These large LEGO bricks

are quite fun! But I cant

help feeling that something

is amiss in this amazing

place. Only time will tell.

Building Tip

Using larger plates that span

the width of your brick model

will add strength to your build

and reduce the complexity of

your model.

Now that weve built

two of them, lets try

building more in other

colors and stud sizes!

How nifty that

these all stack

together, like real

LEGO Bricks!

T he Mummy

D-Dogg

KytiiKyat

Vakuum

Big Other

Other Destructors

Some of the most

destructive forces any

LEGO model has ever

faced are down here.

Whoa.

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