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Yeah, go for it! If you look around in .trains and .technic you’ll find lots
of MOCs with “non-standard” lengths of tubing. In fact, Lego fully condones
the cutting of tubing (at least the pneumatic kind), as kits are supplied
with a single length of tubing and the user is expected to cut it to length
per the instructions. How’s that for rationalizing... :D
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Ah, this is the thing. Cutting PNEUMATIC tubing is allowed, as Lego themselves
advocated it from the very first pneumatic sets, and gave you cutting guides.
Cutting FLEX tubing isn’t, as they always supplied it in correct lengths.
So, you’re alright, but Larry’s now an outcast. ;-)
Jason Railton
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Jason J. Railton wrote:
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Yeah, go for it! If you look around in .trains and .technic you’ll find
lots of MOCs with “non-standard” lengths of tubing. In fact, Lego fully
condones the cutting of tubing (at least the pneumatic kind), as kits are
supplied with a single length of tubing and the user is expected to cut it
to length per the instructions. How’s that for rationalizing... :D
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Ah, this is the thing. Cutting PNEUMATIC tubing is allowed, as Lego
themselves advocated it from the very first pneumatic sets, and gave you
cutting guides. Cutting FLEX tubing isn’t, as they always supplied it in
correct lengths.
So, you’re alright, but Larry’s now an outcast. ;-)
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Sez YOU!
How do you think LEGO gets it to be the right length??? >:-)
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