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I'd rather have "too many" 2x2s than too many 1x1s. 2x2s are very useful (and easier
to sell in the colors you don't need).
The ton of grey 2x2s is a Castle lovers dream, I'm sure (I don't need them from my 20
tubs, so I'm selling all 1120 of them, but a lot of people are going to be happy
getting them in their tubs).
legocentric wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Tobbe Arnesson wrote:
>
> > What an insane parts selection, you'd have to buy something like 10 buckets to
> > get any usable amounts of the single parts. And that would give you more 2 x 2
> > bricks then you'll need in a lifetime (OK, so that is obviously not true).
> >
> > Thanks for the link Martin!
>
> Perhaps it is true!
> I have to ask, doubtless it has been asked before
> but what's with the huge number of 2x2 bricks ?
> Duplo always had way too many of these and
> looking thru the parts inventory for the tubs
> i see it still (2x2's hugely over-represented in the greys (36)
> but not the orange (6))
> Would not a 2x4 brick be a more sensible 'basic' piece in these sets ?
> And what to do with 1 brown 2x4 slope and 1 brown 2x4 double slope
> and some other singletons in there?
> I suppose that's the challenge !?
>
> Ronan
>
> PS. The eyes come in pairs ;)
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