• Norgur
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    8 months ago

    Is this full of unnecessarily rainbow colored bricks and cheap technic construction on the inside and costs about 150 bucks for a medium sized model without prints but loads of stickers that peal off in about two months? It’s not real LEGO TM otherwise.

    • @[email protected]
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      118 months ago

      Having built some off brand Lego kits (Cobi), the rainbow colored interior bricks actually make it so much easier to tell what pieces go where.

        • Norgur
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          38 months ago

          No worries, if it had been approved they’d changed around stuff and made it worse for the release version anyway… They have a track record of missing the point of ideas sets… Case in point: the table kicker set

      • magnetosphere
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        78 months ago

        Lego manufactures their bricks to very specific tolerances, and with a certain type of plastic. Most 3D printers couldn’t replicate it well enough.

        • @[email protected]
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          48 months ago

          If you have a 3D printer, you can print it assembled so you don’t have to worry about clutch strength.

          • kamenLady.
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            28 months ago

            It’ll just look perfectly like a LEGO build, then ask someone to disassemble it.