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Re: Brand Spankin' New MOC: Stalefish
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 12 Nov 2002 17:23:28 GMT
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This one time, Matt Sekerak wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Anne Carasik writes:
> > Ok, maybe I'm really new here, but what's the SNOT technique?
> > I assume it doesn't mean sneezing all over your LEGO :)
> > -Anne
> Yes, the SNOT technique is a method we builders use to better fuse LEGO
> pieces for extra MOC longevity. It involves hacking up the best adhesive
> you can muster, then sneezing on your MOC, with special care to aim for the
> elements requiring the most security =)
*rofl!!!!* :)
> Okay, okay. SNOT= Studs Not On Top
Ahh, okay, now that makes sense :)
-Anne
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