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Re: An innovative way to remove printing from small Lego elements
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 31 Mar 1999 12:38:57 GMT
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Thomas Main wrote in message <36F91D08.4B3BA882@appstate.edu>...
> I have discovered a very clever way of removing the printing from small
> Lego elements - forget brake fluid, various astringents, etc. and try
> this:
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> simply put the element in your pocket every day for several months! :)
I find having a cat is easier and less lumpy... if you build something with
all your decorated bricks, place it in front of a gas fire and have a cat,
the cat will, whilst lying in front of the fire, rub itself across the
bricks if you place them right - particularly if they decide that your Lego
is their Lego and attempt to rub their chin scent across the bricks.
Cat saliva+cat scent+cat fur=bare bricks. (Doubly so if you trap catnip
inside the model, although you'll be washing the dribble out for weeks!)
By the way - this may only work on one brick and with my dribble-puss!
Steve
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