Adventures in Raspberry Pi-land: Bootloaders and LEGO sets
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Be sure to arrange the LEGO around your Raspberry Pi for pleasing photo opportunities (Photo: Gizmag)
Daily Brick LEGO sets ship in bags (Photo: Gizmag)
The lid. Note, Gizmag opted for a square/parallel arrangement of the raspberry motif, contrary to the photo guide. Mavericks, us... (Photo: Gizmag)
Be sure to follow the designer's photo guide rather than the Daily Brick instructions to prevent precisely this mishap. I know, I know, common sense... (Photo: Gizmag)
Head palm interface scenario: Partial dissembling required to put the Pi inside the case (Photo: Gizmag)
Head palm interface scenario: Partial dissembling required to put the Pi inside the case (Photo: Gizmag)
Gizmag's Raspberry Pi, in its LEGO case. Finally... (Photo: Gizmag)
Gizmag's Raspberry Pi, in its LEGO case. Finally... (Photo: Gizmag)
Article Summary
After several shameful weeks of having it sit on a bookshelf, Gizmag recently decided it was time to embark upon not one but two very ambitious projects for its Raspberry Pi: turning it on, and building a LEGO case for it. Needless to say, in both cases we turned to the worldwide web for fast, easy answers.
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