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3000 Supporters!
As of today we are at 3000 supporters!
Thanks everyone for the support so far, let's hope we can get to 5k relatively soon so 10k is still within reach!
Scientists in History Collection on the Internet
Thanks to everyone who has supported so far, it still looks like we can make it to 10k!
I thought I'd post all of the mentions of this set from around the web:
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/voices/lego-adds-more-women-in-science-to-its-lineup/
http://www.themarysue.com/lego-stem-minifig-vote-lovelace-curie/
https://twitter.com/search?q=lego%20scientists%20in%20history&src=typd
Also check out and follow the official @LegoScientists Twitter account!
As always, thanks for the support, let's try to keep this going by spreading the word via social media, blogs, forums and any other method you can think of!
Darwin Update 2
Following some feedback I have decided to add more playability to Darwin's vignette by adding a Galapagos Tortoise for him to ride.As always, thanks for the support, let's try to keep this going by spreading the word via social media, blogs, forums and any other method you can think of!
Franklin Update 2
I've decided to improve Franklin's vignette with yet more stuff.On the desk at the back I have added a small model of DNA showing its structure (simplified)
2000 supporters!
We've hit 2000 supporters!
Thanks so much for the support so far; we're a fifth of the way there now!
Here's how the voting is going:
1.Marie Curie
2.Rosalind Franklin
3.Nikola Tesla
4.Charles Darwin
5.Mary Anning
As always, thanks for the support, let's try to keep this going by spreading the word via social media, blogs, forums and any other method you can think of!
Chinese New Year Dragon
My first created and second most popular project the "Chinese New Year Dragon" needs support! It includes a dragon dance display complete with brick-built dragon, display base and lion dancers!
It only has 57 days left and it needs only 93 more supporters to get an extension!
Please support it here: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/76375
As always thanks so much for all the support we've had so far! Please spread the word for this project and indeed all my projects on social media!
Darwin update
After a few comments, I have decided to add something to Darwin's vignette.
A younger minifigure of Darwin could be added in addition to the old one. Minor changes can be made to the vignette so it suits both Darwins. In the picture above Darwin is observing a finch, much like the ones he found in the Galapagos Islands. The only major difference between the two vignettes is the branch, so the set would include pieces allowing the owner to display either old Darwin or young Darwin.
As always, thanks for the support so far!
Can we get some help from social media! Twitter and Facebook are everything when it comes to getting to 10k, so let's get some help!
Franklin update
I have decided to upgrade Rosalind Franklin's vignette, as I felt it was kinda dull.
Now wooden floorboards have been added. Also, a small desk with a drawer and two jars is now at the back.
Thanks for the support so far!
Can we get some help from social media! Twitter and Facebook are everything when it comes to getting to 10k, so let's get some help!
George Washington Carver
After some comments, I have decided to add George Washington Carver, inventor and botanist.
Known for his innovations in agricultural science, Carver revolutionised farming with his discoveries relating to the uses of peanuts as an alternative crop to cotton, finding ways to produce plastics, dyes, gasoline and many more products from peanuts.
Included in this vignette are:
- A minifigure of Carver
- A microscope with a small sample of peanut
- A potted peanut plant
- A small flask containing a peanut extract
Thanks for the great support so far, let's try and push to 1000 for an official Lego comment!
You can help by spreading the word on Twitter, Facebook and relevant Lego and science forums!