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In lugnet.books, Manfred Moolhuysen wrote:
> What's the story behind an anti-choking device on minifigs? I wasn't aware that
> something was changed as a pecaution against choking.
>
> With friendly greetings, M. Moolhuysen.
I wonder if the minifig head with a hollow stud on the top is the "anti-choking"
device. From the picture on the page it seems they are compairing a minifig head
with a solid stud to one with the current hollow stud.
jt
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Hiya
"James J. Trobaugh" <james@ngltc.org> wrote in message
news:HIzuBs.z1I@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.books, Manfred Moolhuysen wrote:
> > What's the story behind an anti-choking device on minifigs? I wasn't • aware that
> > something was changed as a pecaution against choking.
> >
> > With friendly greetings, M. Moolhuysen.
>
> I wonder if the minifig head with a hollow stud on the top is the • "anti-choking"
> device. From the picture on the page it seems they are compairing a • minifig head
> with a solid stud to one with the current hollow stud.
>
> jt
That was what I always believed .. I am sure I read that the round bricks
were just the right sort of size and shape to get stuck in a baby's
windpipe, so they made the tops hollow to allow a little bit of air through.
I could be imagining it though ... or am I?
Colin
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