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they are an improvement on the the one I have just completed…
When I was a kid, Lego didn't make curves!I prefer yours. Also, red is faster
I remember lego when I was a kid. Not good for curves.
When I was a kid, Lego didn't make curves!
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They also didn't make people!Yes, it was all straight lines and 90 degree angles, good for flat roofed houses and walls, IIRC.
Some modern Lego is plant based and not plasticI prefer yours. Also, red is faster
I remember lego when I was a kid. Not good for curves. Now I think you can make anything, there is a lego store in Leicester square, I was astonished looking in the window. I guess it's harmless fun, although I do worry about all the plastic it is creating.
Edible!Some modern Lego is plant based and not plastic
Always was...Edible!
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We used something that is quite remarkable by today's standard - imagination! With that, an object could be anything you wanted.I remember the boxes of Lego bricks we were bought for Birthdays and Xmas totally uninspiring whoever came up with the idea of basing the kits on things we see in every day life was a genius - you have to be impressed
Makes it difficult to sell more though...We used something that is quite remarkable by today's standard - imagination! With that, an object could be anything you wanted.
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