LEGO Heavy Weapons: Build Working Replicas of Four of the World's Most Impressive Guns

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In summary I would say that this is a must book for LEGO gun enthusiasts; it will greatly improve your weapon-building skills, and give you all the steps to build impressive replicas of four of the most iconic guns. I would suggest the book for older kids because of the complexity of the building-steps and the amount of time needed to build each of the LEGO guns. (The book itself recommends it for children over 12 with adult supervision.) And I would definitely recommend this book for adults; it will challenge you, delight you, and give you the steps to build LEGO models that you can be truly proud of. 🙂

THE LEGO HEAVY WEAPONS BOOK GUNS: I actually wasn’t planning to build any of the guns at this time, but once I was flipping through and reading the book I just couldn’t help myself. So I choose the smallest LEGO gun – the Desert Eagle – to build. As far as the finished LEGO gun, it is solid, it works, and it does look like the real thing! In fact all of the four replicas are 1:1 scale, so yeah, they could be mistaken for a real gun so be careful carrying them in public! 8) Your iPhone's Messages App Has 20 New Must-Try Features — And You Probably Didn't Know About Half of Them

Overall I would say that the book is excellent quality and definitely serves the purpose of an instruction-manual for building LEGO weapons. It looks right and feels right in every way. Lego does not officially sell Lego gun sets. This is because children between the ages of 2 and 4 are still developing their minds and do not want to involve them with weapons of any sort (toys, of course). This is done so that children do not recognize these lego weapons from hot spots all over the globe and refrain from showing frightening or violent situations when playing with Lego products. The main aim of the company is not to be associated with issues that glorify conflict and harmful or unethical behavior. In summary; the instructions are logical and easy to follow, however I would suggest for further publications that, while keeping the modular method for its great benefits, put together a few of the modules earlier in the building steps to give a feeling of achievement in the process. After all; guns are just a big hunk of metal, so anything to make the building process more interesting and enjoyable will help for novices like me.

by Cole Edmonson | Mar 22, 2023 | LEGO 1:1 Scale (Life-size), LEGO Guns, LEGO Military, LEGO Weapons, LEGO World War I, LEGO World War IIIntroduction Designed in the 1890s as an improvement of the Borchardt C-93 pistol, Georg Luger’s ‘Pistole Parabellum’ was adopted by the German Army in 1908 and is widely known as the Luger P08. The gun saw widespread service in both World Wars, and...

The modern ABS formula was developed in the 1940s as part of the war effort. The German chemical company, Bayer AG, has been long associated with the Lego group as the exclusive supplier. Use FaceTime's Secret Hand Gestures and Reaction Buttons to Add Animated On-Screen Effects to Your Video Feed The building instructions are in PDF format for an easy-access building experience on every device.