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by malkia
4467 days ago
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And my kid can spot the difference between LEGO and some other brands, even if the pieces are compatible - it's something about the texture, the coloring, and how they stick together that makes LEGO unique. Recently he got some cheap "no-name" chinese produced "lego-clone" - just a tractor and a character to drive it. It was so bad, the pieces were not sticking together properly. The character's head kept falling off, and the hair piece too. But eventually he used some real lego "replacement" pieces and did it. We must have like 10,000+ pieces now... If only there was a sorting LEGO machine! |
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