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Re: Question Time!
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 18 Oct 2002 12:17:28 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Steve Burge writes:
> > 1). How many of you have unintentionally broken legos, and if so, how many?
> > This may seem like a stupid question, but in thinking about all of my legos, I
> > have only three broken pieces, over the span of 22 years and a lot of legos.
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> I find pieces do seem to break during the processes of building and
> sorting. Only yesterday did I break a 1x1 plate w. clip on my 6080 just by
> putting a Halberd into it.
Ah...interesting. Perhaps it's the quality of the plastic used in new sets?
(I recently saw some simply horrid plastic on a free-MacDonalds give away
set...and I was saddened that Lego would put their name on such a thing...).
I've had one car frame, the edge of one 4x8 plate, and one red window frame
get mushed...other than that, my legos have been damn sturdy.
> > 2). That brings me to my second question...does anyone have a formula for
> > calculating the exact size of a lego collection? I can't even begin to imagine
> > how big mine is...how do other folks figure this out?
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> Well, I keep a list of all the sets I own, plus I have all my sorted
> spare pieces stored in a database. So all I have to do is add the number of
> pieces in each set to the number of pieces in my database and hey-presto!
> It's probably not totally accurate, but gives me a good idea.
Interesting...but I've been collecting for so long and have bought bulk and
collections of off people over the years that I would be hard pressed to
even come close to even just the sets that I own, but that is a good way to
estimate..
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| (...) I find pieces do seem to break during the processes of building and sorting. Only yesterday did I break a 1x1 plate w. clip on my 6080 just by putting a Halberd into it. (...) Well, I keep a list of all the sets I own, plus I have all my (...) (22 years ago, 18-Oct-02, to lugnet.general)
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