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LEGO Limitations -Getting around them

Annatar · 2008-04-07 09:34:21

Growing up, I had only a few sets. Early on, definately no Technic LEGO or lights or wires. Anyone else run into problems when you wanted to make something? I generally used a mixture of, sellotape, woolen thread and tinfoil. Tin foil was great, you could build it into the model, between the blocks and it would still…

07-04-2008 9:34am

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Growing up, I had only a few sets. Early on, definately no Technic LEGO or lights or wires.

Anyone else run into problems when you wanted to make something?

I generally used a mixture of, sellotape, woolen thread and tinfoil.

Tin foil was great, you could build it into the model, between the blocks and it would still conduct electricity

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#2 07-04-2008 9:36am

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My problem was the colours, I just couldnt get what I needed.

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#3 07-04-2008 9:38am

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6th wrote: »

My problem was the colours, I just couldnt get what I needed.

Colour co-ordination was the last thing we could think of. No waaay near enough bricks.

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