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Re: what not to do with LEGO
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Sun, 13 May 2001 13:58:47 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
> 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...
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> 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.
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> 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:
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> 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:
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> http://guide.lugnet.com/set/387
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> 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).
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> all best
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> Lindsay
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 fire
damage--melted ABS is not so good but the explosion on film was great!), but
lately I'm seeing more and more Technic pcs get thrown into the broken brick
bin.
What? Throw them out? You're kidding, right?
Dave
- who only loses LEGO bricks thru vacuuming and moving
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| (...) 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 (...) (23 years ago, 13-May-01, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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