The Lego Technic Idea Book: Simple Machines
Yoshihito Isogawa
The Lego Technic Idea Book: Simple Machines
Yoshihito Isogawa
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"These are an invaluable set of books to have as a reference to build mechanisms."
—BrickJournal
"I can emphatically state that no self-respecting LEGO fan should exclude this series from their library."
—Bricks in my Pocket
"These are excellent books showing a lot of great ideas for LEGO mechanisms. Even if you're an experienced builder, there are surely some ideas in here you've never seen."
—Brickpile
"For those new to Technic building, the Simple Machines book is indispensable."
—The NXT STEP Blog
"What I like about these cool little models is that they can be used to teach various science concepts such as gearing, Newton's Laws, and Potential & Kinetic energy—to name a few."
—The Robotic Realm
"This is an eccentric but seductive book."
—;login: The USENIX Magazine
"For anyone who loves Lego, prototypes in Lego, or loves mechanical assemblies, these books are definitely required viewing, and we're not sure how we lived without them for so long."
—Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
"These are an invaluable set of books to have as a reference to build mechanisms."
—BrickJournal
"I can emphatically state that no self-respecting LEGO fan should exclude this series from their library."
—Bricks in my Pocket
"These are excellent books showing a lot of great ideas for LEGO mechanisms. Even if you're an experienced builder, there are surely some ideas in here you've never seen."
—Brickpile
"For those new to Technic building, the Simple Machines book is indispensable."
—The NXT STEP Blog
"What I like about these cool little models is that they can be used to teach various science concepts such as gearing, Newton's Laws, and Potential & Kinetic energy—to name a few."
—The Robotic Realm
"This is an eccentric but seductive book."
—;login: The USENIX Magazine
"For anyone who loves Lego, prototypes in Lego, or loves mechanical assemblies, these books are definitely required viewing, and we're not sure how we lived without them for so long."
—Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
Yoshihito Isogawa is a LEGO luminary with 42 years of building experience. He began writing computer manuals while at the Tokyo University of Science and founded Isogawa Studio, Inc. soon after. He has twice won the grand prize in the Japan Manual Contest held by the Japan Technical Communicators Association and he has won outstanding performance awards many times. He currently lives in Tokyo.
—BrickJournal
"I can emphatically state that no self-respecting LEGO fan should exclude this series from their library."
—Bricks in my Pocket
"These are excellent books showing a lot of great ideas for LEGO mechanisms. Even if you're an experienced builder, there are surely some ideas in here you've never seen."
—Brickpile
"For those new to Technic building, the Simple Machines book is indispensable."
—The NXT STEP Blog
"What I like about these cool little models is that they can be used to teach various science concepts such as gearing, Newton's Laws, and Potential & Kinetic energy—to name a few."
—The Robotic Realm
"This is an eccentric but seductive book."
—;login: The USENIX Magazine
"For anyone who loves Lego, prototypes in Lego, or loves mechanical assemblies, these books are definitely required viewing, and we're not sure how we lived without them for so long."
—Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
"These are an invaluable set of books to have as a reference to build mechanisms."
—BrickJournal
"I can emphatically state that no self-respecting LEGO fan should exclude this series from their library."
—Bricks in my Pocket
"These are excellent books showing a lot of great ideas for LEGO mechanisms. Even if you're an experienced builder, there are surely some ideas in here you've never seen."
—Brickpile
"For those new to Technic building, the Simple Machines book is indispensable."
—The NXT STEP Blog
"What I like about these cool little models is that they can be used to teach various science concepts such as gearing, Newton's Laws, and Potential & Kinetic energy—to name a few."
—The Robotic Realm
"This is an eccentric but seductive book."
—;login: The USENIX Magazine
"For anyone who loves Lego, prototypes in Lego, or loves mechanical assemblies, these books are definitely required viewing, and we're not sure how we lived without them for so long."
—Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
Yoshihito Isogawa is a LEGO luminary with 42 years of building experience. He began writing computer manuals while at the Tokyo University of Science and founded Isogawa Studio, Inc. soon after. He has twice won the grand prize in the Japan Manual Contest held by the Japan Technical Communicators Association and he has won outstanding performance awards many times. He currently lives in Tokyo.