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Re: FOTM/LOTM (Loss of the Month) Some thoughts...
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Date: 
Wed, 4 Jul 2001 22:00:57 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Stephen Rusnak writes:
"Bryan Beckwith" <bbbeckwi@mail.SPAMBLOCKuccs.edu> wrote in message
news:GFxsuF.A1y@lugnet.com...

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Better yet, in a perfect world LEGO would develop small machines • that mold
pieces on the fly.  We would just buy raw ABS pellets, drop them in • the top
of the coffee-pot size machine, select a part type and quantity from • the
touchscreen LCD on the front, and *presto* the newly molded pieces • would
come tumbling out.  :-)

That would truly be a perfect world.  LEGO could sell the machine for
say $100 and then ABS by the pound for about $5 a pound in all
available colors.

--
Overkill is the only sure kill.

SR

Just like the metal maker things that you could get a little while ago.

You just put the pellets in, put in the mold, turn it on and presto! 500
homemade bulldozer treads for a quarter of the price! but if only lego did
such a thing,

Then that would mean the collapse of places like brickbay because everyone
would just make their own pieces instead of buying them on the internet. Oh
well it's not happening any time soon that's for sure.

-Geordan-



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  Re: FOTM/LOTM (Loss of the Month) Some thoughts...
 
"Bryan Beckwith" <bbbeckwi@mail.SPAMB...Kuccs.edu> wrote in message news:GFxsuF.A1y@lugnet.com... - snip - (...) that mold (...) the top (...) the (...) would (...) That would truly be a perfect world. LEGO could sell the machine for say $100 and (...) (23 years ago, 4-Jul-01, to lugnet.general)

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