That crab sure likes his frozen treats.
On another note, this seems like a really odd set to make for an airplane companies. All those little loose parts are bound to get lost by kids while they go through terminals and board flights.
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Thatâs the strategy
Youâll have to buy another one to make up for what you lost
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What is that angle at the base of the brick
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To be honest I donât even know. This was a late 1960âs Lego train set and my guess is that piece has long since been retired. Never seen it before either to be honest with you.
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What does it Say on it?
Bionicle for straters. Propably each day of the week canât aquire better quality pictures since they since then been thrown away.
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To quote Brickset.com, âToday there are no train accessories, just trains sets and buildings. Everyone wishes LEGO would produce additional wagons but they will not, they say they are unprofitable: train sets sell but supplementary sets do not, apparently.â
Shame since Iâd love to have seen Lego do more train sets as a competetor to other model train companies.
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I donât know if this is the right topic to post this on, but here we go:
Yesterday, I was walking to a bus station, when I came across this, right next to a trash can:
It looks to be a Popcorn case of sorts, but I have no idea.
On one side, it was advertising the first two Ninjago waves.
On the other, LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, and LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga.
I have no idea where this came from, and why it would advertise two completely different LEGO things, anyone has any idea what it could possibly be?
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It appears to be custom made
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It does indeed, but I donât see how it would end up in a trash can if were so.
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The most perplexing part about it to me, is that (I believe) the ninjago wave shown, and the video games shown, came out at two separate time. And from looking at the pictures, I would say that this looks more like it was just poorly designed than actually custom made.
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Thatâs exactly what I thought. Itâs really strange, and thatâs the reason I posted it here.
EDIT: @TheMOCingbird and @DaimosZ, I just found out where it came from. Itâs indeed a custom made popcorn case, coming from a Popcorn Stand in a local Zoo. So yeah, mystery solved I guess.
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It likely was apart of a recycling project. Gaining any scrap of recyclable material to repurpose.
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Digger upgrades for whatever set you can think of
Man Belville was really far reaching to have a polybag
Znappy
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I didnât know this existed until just a few minutes ago, and now that I have seen it, I am the happiest human alive. Someone thought of this, and got his or her idea greenlit, and the product was made. The YoYo has reached a whole new level of puns.
THE YOYO PIRAKA YOYO IS AN ACTUAL PRODUCT THAT EXIST.
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I need it now.
We have reached peak Good Guy.
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Insert âYo dawgâ meme here.
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