Lego-141: the first ever?

[Brian da Basher]

I think you may have found the perfect test medium, Tophe!

If only my mom hadn't tossed all of my legos way back when....

Brian da Basher

[Tophe]

You should've bought 2 Tophe, then you could've had a zwilling

Nev,
The very LAST thing Tophe needs is persuading! 

Oh yes... oh no... yes-no-yes...
I am not only a zwilling-addict, look: this is a matter of mathematics, and room issue. What is the span of a twin-Mustang? double than a Mustang's? No, to zwill is a way to get a reduced span. So...
I had another twin-boom lego... different, so an asymmetric zwilling IS possible, what-if...
In 2006, I turned this other pusher (low wing?) into a tiny helicopter, and a zwilling convertiplane seems growing in my mind. Tomorrow or next week-end, it may come to life.

[Talos]

I remember that set from when I was a kid! I turned it into a swept-wing multipurpose military aircraft with either jets or props. Hmm, now if I could only find it...

[Tophe]

I turned it into

It's wonderful not to be the only crazy one what-ifer in the World! Thanks!

[Tophe]

The Lego-222 and Lego-441  (her and him) fell in love  and... (ahem... and) will have a baby.

[Tophe]

Last night April 1st 2010, at 23:59, in the clinic of Dr Tophe's and midwife Emelyn, a new Lego monster baby was born: welcome on Earth, Lego-541!
It has no gun teeth and it has three boobms (remember the song "three bells were ringing, in this little valley town"...). This Siamese twin baby is (ahem, uh...) "hermaphrodite" with both female and male beauty, with intermeshing pusher-propeller and anti-torque lift rotor (or opposite, Gyrodyne-like).
What a baby! Thanks Nev godfather having prayed for its (his/her) coming!

[Tophe]

And the director of the zoo, Mr X. Toff is happy to welcome the (double) newcomer: the room challenge has been won!