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Re: Yay for Pick-a-Brick
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lugnet.lego
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Tue, 1 Jun 2004 17:40:03 GMT
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In lugnet.lego, Brian Kendig wrote:
> The LEGO store sells fifty 1x4 bricks in the most common colors for $6. Whereas
> yesterday I went to the Orlando LIC PaB and, for $13, stuffed a tumbler full of:
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> 240 1x4 orange bricks
> 57 1x2 sand green bricks
> 35 1x2 steel blue bricks
> 27 1x4 grey fences
> 9 black "valve wheels"
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> Now if only they would replace their bins of red and yellow 2x4's with, oh,
> light blue 1x4's and 1x2's, I'd be set!
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> By the way, there ought to be a Hall of Fame for the people who have been
> able to stuff the most into one of those PaB tumblers. :)
Chris Phillips has got 163 2x4's into a large container without deforming it:
http://news.lugnet.com/general/?n=44307
Doug Eaton managed to get 292 lattice fences into a large PAB container:
http://news.lugnet.com/general/?n=43521
Doug also mentioned in an email that he got 671 flower stems in a container.
And although I don't have a Pick-A-Brick nearby, I tested how many flowers,
or sprue as I often see them referred to, would fit in a large container.
2000 flowers or 500 sprue, shaken down, don't quite fill a large container:
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tstrutt/Misc/PAB-Test/PAB-flowers/
There's a start for your records. :-)
Play well.
Tim Strutt
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