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Re: How good is 'toy grade' Lego?
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 7 Sep 2000 07:31:19 GMT
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Andreas Mattern <ANDREAS.MATTERN@IKMihatespam.UNI-KARLSRUHE.DE>
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> I am about to buy some bulk packages of black bricks. But for less money I
> could go to Toys-R-Us or elsewhere and get a bucket of *all kinds* of bricks.
> So my question is: Are those in the 'bucket' as good a quality, or will my
> robots fall apart due to poor fit. (I have to decide if I like multicolored
> robots as well...).
We´re using Lego Basics sets here in the lab (as moulds for ceramic slip
casting in case anyone is interested... ;) ), the cheapest way to get
parts here that I know and we get about 1 or 2 10ths of a milimeter
variaton in lengths of our samples which are 4x4 wide (about 3.2 cm).
Sounds pretty good to me, though I don´t know if they differ from the
bucket ones.
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| I am about to buy some bulk packages of black bricks. But for less money I could go to Toys-R-Us or elsewhere and get a bucket of *all kinds* of bricks. So my question is: Are those in the 'bucket' as good a quality, or will my robots fall apart due (...) (24 years ago, 6-Sep-00, to lugnet.robotics)
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