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Re: Scala jewlery sets reinvented?
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lugnet.clikits
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Wed, 12 Mar 2003 22:57:26 GMT
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In lugnet.clikits, Paul Sinasohn writes:
> So Clikits is a new version of the old Scala jewlery sets, although the
> Scala sets used fully-compatible tiles and bricks.
Ya, it would have been really nice to see those brought back. I only have a
very few parts I got from places like ebay and Bricklink. Bt the few parts I
have are very usefull.
> Thanks for the review of that promo set - I'm looking forward to trying out
> the parts when they are available.
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> Have you tried using the frames with regular Lego blocks yet?
You can attach a 1x1 plate or brick to the holes in the frame. And you still
can connect another part to the frame on the other side. You can make a
large-scale table out of it or something to that effect. It does have good
potential to be used in MOCs.
Mark P
http://www.landofbricks.com
> Paul Sinasohn
> BAYLGU
> LUGNET #115
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| So Clikits is a new version of the old Scala jewlery sets, although the Scala sets used fully-compatible tiles and bricks. Thanks for the review of that promo set - I'm looking forward to trying out the parts when they are available. Have you tried (...) (22 years ago, 12-Mar-03, to lugnet.clikits)
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