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Re: When Bricks Go Bad!
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lugnet.build
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Thu, 19 Jul 2001 18:22:53 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Richard Marchetti writes:
> Hey Y'all:
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> I just tossed together a webpage of damaged elements with descriptions. As I
> am in the last stages of making a provisional lego element grading system
> available, I would be grateful for some feedback. Please look at the page
> and let me know if you find any obvious errors in content, spelling,
> grammar, whatever...
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> I would be particularly grateful to those that could add to my list of types
> of damage that can occur to lego elements. It would be TOO COOL if you
> could provide me with additional images and descriptions of damaged lego.
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> One thing I know about, but have no image of is the torso splitting that
> occurs on minifigures from the bottom of the torso to the base of the arm
> hole, this damage allows a good arm to spin freely. Anyone have an image of
> that they can share? Make it BIG!
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> Here's the URL:
> http://members.aol.com/blueofnoon3/lego/badlego.html
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> Many thanks,
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> -- Hop-Frog (delerious with html tags spinning in his head)
I hope that I do not sound as though I am a covert member of Greenpeace but
I believe that a good idea would be to take the damaged LEGO bricks, LEGO
plates, and LEGO pieces and for The LEGO Company to recycle them into new
LEGO pieces that resemble the original pieces but that you still have your
pieces. We recycle plastic bottle, beer cans, and newspapers, why not LEGO
pieces?
Jesse Long
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