After reading my last article my friend Harald Staff points me to JP Brown’s Lego CubeSolver. And Danny’s Lego NXT CubeSolver. To be honest, I didn’t know there where a Lego-Robot-Cube-Solver-Community out there. Amazing stuff!

Have a look at this video.

If you read this in a feed reader you might have to click thorugh to the article to watch the video.

The question is how many of my readers that will get full of nostalgia when they see these images? I’m a typical “have to keep this, can be useful sometime”-person. I keep way too much rubbish.

But some things are worth keeping for decades. “Lego Space” from the late seventies / early eighties. In pretty good condition, and huge amounts of fun for my son. Born in this century.

Oh, you didn’t keep yours? And want some. eBay to the rescue! Or maybe you want to go all the way and build something with more than 5000 pieces?

Or you want to indulge in info and history? Lego Space in Wikipedia. The complete collection. Lego Space on Flickr.