Rick Lindeman

[Rick Lindeman]

I agree with scott and alan.. the focus on certification is in that sense weird, since lego decided to make it open source… I am a certified facilitator (cps) from the IAF and written quite a bit on this method.. so i regard myself as a lego facilitator (as well as a facilitator with many other tools), without being certified by one of the training institutions which are mentioned here… (although i am sure they do good work, in both developing the method, and as stimulating the quality..

[Rick Lindeman]

Thannks all for tips, in the end i made four, consisting of at least 50 blocks, 3 figurines, 1 lego friends figurine, 1 big animal, 1 fabuland (30 years old) anthropomorphic animal, 1 helicoptinglike thing, wheels, 1 plant..

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[Rick Lindeman]

Thanks, i won’t.. saw some nice cheap boxes at the axio, so almost set..;)

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[Rick Lindeman]

So my kids are now growing out of lego (well can you ever), and I want to convert their lego in useful LSP-sets,- inspired by the articles on this site..

so I’m thinking about…
Per set..

2 figurines
2 hats
about 50 random lego blocks
few duplo blocks
2 longer connecting elements.
some more technical elements (from cranes etc)
some transparent elements (windows)
a number of flat elements..

I think i can make about 6/7 of these sets using what i have..

what would be missing?

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