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Re: Two original Technic creations
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 3 Oct 2000 13:42:43 GMT
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> I suppose part of the justification for this type of mod is the "well, if
> I worked for Lego I'd be able to get a custom part, so I don't see why I can't
> just go ahead and do it". Given the degree of contrivance in some official lego
> parts, I feel quite justified in this :-)
Well, as long as no other material is added to the parts I suppose
it's still pure LEGO.
But IMHO it doesn't matter much if one customizes the parts or add
other pieces of material, as long as you make something cool and it's
based on LEGO. Still, you can claim it's wear from heavy-duty use ;)
"Moral is when you feel good afterwards, immoral is when you don't"
I wouldn't lie sleepless after customizing a piece of LEGO.
Although I think one always should try to make it with non-customized
LEGOs first :)
Play well!
/Tobbe
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