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"Steven lane" <steveroblane@aol.com> wrote in message
news:Gu4Eoz.65x@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.technic, Clark Stephens writes:
>
> > PS I collect pictures of vintage part variations on my Brickshelf page:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=8645
> > submissions always welcome.
>
> You should add the humble 1x4 plate. It's my favourite part for different
> variant's, I'm sure there's at least four, maybe six.
>
> You could look at 24t Technic gears as well. They're also a good source.
>
> Steve
it'sreally a great coincidence that you made this post when you did. i had
dinner with my mom and she had found all of my childhood Lego pieces. while
sorting through for usable technic stuff I found the 9 tooth paddle gear
with some chain links (now being worn as a neato bracelet) the 2x4 brick
with technic holes (?) and both of those old turntables on your brick shelf
page.
now i wish that i hadn't used my teeth to pry apart the plates. but man oh
man, did i find a lot of plates from the space theme and one big full brick
green plate approx. 12 x 30 now there is something i can use for a fixed
robot base.
I know that people were talking about using magnets a while ago but i don't
remember if anyone was able to find a Lego magnet that wasn't bulky- while
going through i found a piece with a removable magnet kinda like the
mounting pieces for the micromotor.
just kinda bragging about my rediscovery of my childhood.
if anyone wants to see a pic of the magnet let me know.
m.
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