TLOC
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When my youngest, now 35 stopped playing with his Legos at about 12 years old the seemingly thousands of pieces went into a bin. Sat there for years. Sometime after the Legos were in the bin retirement home I read somewhere that a modeler was using Legos to square up his scratch built structures. I was in the midst of a building project and one issue I have always have had is square tight corners. So into the bin I went and dug out some pieces.
It didn’t take many to build up some useable 1/2 squares.
The 3 sets above are glued together as my permanent sets. I have another 100 or so pieces that I can add height or length to the above. When I build I use 2 for squaring the corner (1 inside, 1 outside) and run spots of glue to tack the corner.
The brown blocks below are not the Legos name brand pieces. They work the same as Legos but the fit is not as good but they work. 48 pieces in a pack from the Dollar Tree.
They do work well for me. Does anyone have any personal experience?
TomO
It didn’t take many to build up some useable 1/2 squares.
The 3 sets above are glued together as my permanent sets. I have another 100 or so pieces that I can add height or length to the above. When I build I use 2 for squaring the corner (1 inside, 1 outside) and run spots of glue to tack the corner.
The brown blocks below are not the Legos name brand pieces. They work the same as Legos but the fit is not as good but they work. 48 pieces in a pack from the Dollar Tree.
They do work well for me. Does anyone have any personal experience?
TomO
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