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IronMan via Homemade Lego Record Player

Yep, you read it right! Everything is on this is made of legos, even the small motor is from a robotics invertion system. The only things that aren't lego is the paper cone, the tin foil in the con...  
 
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thekingzliar (6 days ago) Show Hide
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You should say that this destroys the vinyl record also.
tractor0011 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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how about you building a lego recorder and doing what you want with it.
They are having fun are you?
tractor0011 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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something to cool for you to wear
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@juicyjuice160 how old are you that you don not think that they didnt have a record of ironman. I loved listening to my records especially IRONMAN
tractor0011 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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cooool
izzistone (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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LENNYS
izzistone (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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LOL
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are you fucking retarded? honestly, are you a fucking retard?
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totally cool!
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Ironman came out in around 1970, on the Paranoid album i think, what media do you think it was published on. Cassettes were around (but relatively new) and used for Paranoid, but vinyl was still used up into the 80's and Paranoid was indeed released on vinyl in both the US and UK. If you look around you can still find the vintage releases, though the pictures that came with some are not still there.

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