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Re: Modulex bricks.
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 1 Feb 2001 08:44:27 GMT
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Daniel,
Recently I was working on a massive-scale arcitectual project using LEGO
bricks, and I contacted LEGO about a major bulk purchase, and they gave me
the number of this guy... don't have it any more, tossed it after I called
him. He told me that he sold only Modulex bricks, basically tiny LEGO
bricks, for architectual purposes, in mass quatities. So I do know that LEGO
still sells them, and that if you were looking for answers to contact them
and they could give you the number of the "modulex" guy.
Payton
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"Daniel Tonks" <dtonks@sunstorm.com> wrote in message
news:G81txy.Jqr@lugnet.com...
> One day when I was a kid my father brought back some Lego from his
> workplace -- a printing shop. Turned out they had been using what I • thought
> of as "micro Lego" for a scheduling system, before the days of computers,
> but once they got a computer they just tossed the lego. Any ways, he • rescued
> the stuff from the trash and I played with it for a while, but found it
> rather awkward (hard to get pieces apart). Now, many years later, I was
> cleaning out a closet and found that I still had it. Turns out it's a
> moderate sized collection, but due to what they had been using it for, • very
> limited in size selection. Basically all I have is 2x2, 1x2 and 1x1 • (tiny!)
> bricks in various colors... all told there's over 1300 pieces.
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> I was fairly confused as to what it was -- some color bricks were marked
> with microscopic "Lego" logos (yup, the whole word) while others just had • a
> big "M". But it was a weird tool for apparently pushing plastic tape over
> large baseplates (for grids) that solved it, with the word "Modulex". • That's
> what brought me here. Anyone know anything else about it -- besides that • it
> was made in the early 60s for architectural purposes? Is it worth • anything?
>
> - Daniel
>
>
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