How to Make a Lego Hot Dog Cart
23. Sep, 2008 
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Ok, This is important. Every great hot dogger worth his or her salt needs to learn how to do this for the kids.
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Man that’s cool. I really like the blog. Thanks for taking the time to help all of us doggers.
Great Idea. I buy the “Lego Like” peices at the dollar store 200 for $1.00 for my kids.
This will make a great give away.
very talented young man, very cool design
thats awsome! im gonna use my nieces lagos to build one.
thanks for the idea
That is really cool now i can try to make a real one with my dad but it may not work but hopefully it will.
Hey maybe if I build one the HD will finally be happy! If not atleast the kids will have something to play with. Talented kid!
Very crafty my creative young friend:)
That is really nifty! That kid is amazing.