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Re: what are the 5 worst lego elements?
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Date: 
Wed, 20 Jun 2001 11:13:20 GMT
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Those 2-bend angle beams would, IMHO, be a LOT more useful if they were
shortened so that one half of it is an exact mirror image of the other half.

It'd make a great-looking grader blade, as it is it'd be a bit tall on one
side, making the curve for the blade in completely the wrong place - perhaps
something can be done with it though.  Could also do with a little more
length on the short end.


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Cheers ...

Geoffrey Hyde


"Jonathan Wilson" <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote in message
news:3B2EEE68.1490EF6A@tpgi.com.au...
The list of the worst parts must include the Technic motorcycle steering
boss. A 2x2 brick with a protruding arm with the end cranked at an • angle.
How could you EVER find a use for it. It's also used on the lift of the • 8462
breakdown truck.

I dont think this piece is crap for what its intended for, making • motorcycles.

Also studless beams with 2 bends, corrugated tubing, I'm sure theirs • more!

The 2 bend angle beam is bad definatly. The corrugated tubing is bad but • only in
the longer lengths.
The small pieces (especially in the silver) can be good for things like
"springs" for the front forks of a bike.





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(...) I dont think this piece is crap for what its intended for, making motorcycles. (...) The 2 bend angle beam is bad definatly. The corrugated tubing is bad but only in the longer lengths. The small pieces (especially in the silver) can be good (...) (23 years ago, 19-Jun-01, to lugnet.general)

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