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Re: what not to do with LEGO
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Sun, 13 May 2001 13:38:55 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, David Koudys writes:
> oh, me bad....
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> http://24.141.26.239/lego.htm
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> look at bottom of page...
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> where bad space sets go when they're no longer used...
I noticed the boiled bricks much, much, much sooner. Ack.
Very bad. Sort of like the "fry-pan LEGO" thing from not
too long ago. A 6985 in a fish tank is small fry (sorry,
three-way pun fully intended) in comparison.
BTW, I noticed you have the old two-stud treads down there,
with some musing as to their origin and how they functioned.
I had some of those too, but enough of them broke little
hooks and pins here and there that I no longer have enough
for a whole tread. However, I do still have the "ancillary
gear" that goes with it, so I can tell you a bit about those,
at least:
I got mine in tandem with a 901 Universal Motor (I still have
the parts, but they're all beat-up). With that set, I was
given set 387, the Excavator and Dumper:
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/387
That's where those treads came from. They went around red
hubs with odd knobby spokes to hold them in place; I still
have a handful of those spoked wheels though they're kind
of chewed up as well (I used them as ship's wheels before
I managed to get Pirate sets after my Dark Ages).
all best
Lindsay
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| (...) Thanks for the info Lindsay. A few years ago I started keeping my broken bricks in a separate container. I'm noticing that container is getting a little full. There is a slew of bricks that got damaged when my friend and I made a movie (mostly (...) (23 years ago, 13-May-01, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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