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Legominifigure and Geocaching...

Peter1975Peter1975 Member Posts: 166
Apart from being an AFOL, we, as family, love to geocaching. For those who don't know what that is about, go to www.geocaching.com
Anyway, looking for a present for a friend of mine I spotted this:
http://www.geodox-outdoor.nl/trackable-legotm-figure-zwart-jasje-zwarte-helm-p-9532.html

So I thougt, for those who collect minifigs, maybe you'll like this to. They come in various colours.

Peter.

Comments

  • allmybricksallmybricks Member Posts: 156
    just so you're aware - those are not printed torsos... they are basically printed vests that could be covering up another type of torso (one review mentioned a doctor)

    I think it's cool, but I have a feeling it's another reason for someone to keep a trackable item that they might find and at $13 it's pretty steep for what it is.
  • CntryislandboyCntryislandboy Member Posts: 28
    You just made me think of something concerning geochaching. I've heard and talked to guys who do this with military challenge coins, basically to see how far a coin and travel. Some would even use the pet type gps device attached to the coin so the original own could track the movements. Pretty cool to see a coin go from Texas to Iraq, Afgan, and back to the states.

    I think this would be cool to do with a mini figure or two. Maybe start a thread here, I"m sure there are some here that are into geocaching. Especially for those of us who travel a lot, it'd be neat to see if we can get one to move all over the country.

    Ok my little ramble is over.
  • yys4uyys4u Member Posts: 1,093
    I geocache from time to time, I've always thought about putting a CMF into a cache or a random old figure, but even at $3 I thought it was too expensive to put in since most of the stuff I find is random trinkets from 25 cent machines and such. I like the idea, but for me (only being an occasional geocacher) I wouldn't do it. Would be really interested to see if others do though!
  • Peter1975Peter1975 Member Posts: 166
    We geochache often. Also got a trackable as @Ccntryislandboy is revering to. Pitty it is not a minifig. (yet). But indeed, we receive an email every time it makes a stop in another geo cache. Nice to see. You can give your TB (Travel Bug) a mission to follow,
    There are even caches based on Lego see for:
    http://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC40F09_legoland-in-de-polder

    On this page you can go to the "fotogalerij" seeing some pics of the cache. Very nice done.
  • Peter1975Peter1975 Member Posts: 166
    edited December 2013
    What do you know... Today I found my first Lego trackable.
    photo LegoTravelBug_zps21e02241.jpg
    khmellymelmurphquake
  • CntryislandboyCntryislandboy Member Posts: 28
    That is pretty cool.
  • Peter1975Peter1975 Member Posts: 166
    ^already on it's way to Finland...
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