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In lugnet.town, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.town, John Neal writes:
> > In lugnet.town, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> >
> > > But I'm no longer particularly purist... I've printed my own stickers and
> > > cut my own string! (but no cutting elements, thank you!)
> >
> > You're sliding down the slippery slope-- it's just a matter of time before you
> > reach bottom (at the bottom is when you mix MBs with LEGO;-)
>
> A very great deal of time, I suspect. LOL.
>
> I have zero interest in MB. MB just don't hang together, I was at a friends
> house (in Mass) who had the big sub model... was helping them build it (to
> be nice... AFTER making many dispariging remarks) and it just FELL APART on
> us when we let it overhang the edge of the table by a few inches. Very
> discouraging.
I've never even touched a MB. If there was a Purity Test I'd test very high
indeed!
>
> As for you, you have a lot of room to talk... you hang out with brick
> slicers and baseplate cutters! eww...
>
> FUT o-t.fun
Hey, we learnt on Sunday that the modelmakers identify the bricks in their
drawer units with examples glued to bits of 4-wide cut up grey baseplate
stuck to the front. Until now I've always had small twinges of guilt when
cutting elements, from now on it'll make me feel like a pro!
Psi
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