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Re: Converting Keychains?
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 22 Jun 2000 17:27:08 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Eric Joslin writes:
> After months of distinguished service, I am retiring my Darth Vader keychain.
> It became a bit worn, his cape was frayed, his sharp edges rounded off.
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> His head, on the other hand, is fine. After all, it's hidden beneath that
> helmet... But he's got such a cool head! I want it for my horde of cyborgs.
> Heh heh.
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> So. My question is: Is there a way to remove the "keychain" bits from a
> minifig keychain? I know there is, I've seen it done (with the "ambassador"
> keychains with the peaked caps).
I have my Legoland Guard keychain which I carefully removed the keychain part
from. You would think it screws in, but its just little circular ridges down
a post about an inch long, vs the slope of a screw. So work with it by
rotating it some, and get to the point where its ok to pull it out carefully,
but with force. I had no problems except the hole in the top of his hat, and
since those hats aren't sold anywhere and only packaged on that fig, I wasn't
too happy. So he has a hole in his head, but other than that, he's a great
minifig.
-Tim
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