I recommend you Dragon´s Crown

[Hammerskjold]

My brother and I did the same thing in the '80s. We made our own Star Wars models. I remember making a whole fleet of X-Wing fighters (I made two of them because we didn't have enough blocks to make more), and my brother made a rough model of the Millennium Falcon. We made our own versions of an AT-ST, some Speeder Bikes, and even an Imperial Shuttle.

My version of the Millennium Falcon used a piece of PVC that looked like this, because it resembled the cockpit in the movie.

http://i00.i.aliimg.com/img/pb/515/585/7...15_207.jpg

I didn't even know what it was until I googled it, a pvc 'vent cap' apparently. It wouldn't fit exactly, so I think I either used playdo as 'cement', or simply held the piece with my hands. I think I didn't like using playdough as cement for legos however.

In any case, the blaster and hyper drive sounds was not electronic, it was pure retro analog. Pew pew pew, and beep boop...Fwoosh!

It was an older code, but it checked out.

Impressive, most. Impressive.
/golf clap

I would absolutely pay money for a Bucket of Random Lego Pieces.

Does a thing even exist? I remembered the store during my childhood had a lego station, it had random generic blocks. But I don't remember seeing them for sale in general.

Some of the competitors and clones might, but I don't remember seeing lego brand generic brick packs being offered. At least, when and where I was growing up.

We should go ask\nicki nicki 9door OldManLochnar, I heard he might know. Just gotta watch out for his lawn, I heard he boobie traps it with rusty and jagged erector sets....

Hehehe, boobies. Hehehe, erector...