The amazing world of LEGO® Technic constructions.
Based on the vision from Ole Kirk Christiansen (1891-1958), a carpenter from Billund/Denmark, whose personal motto was "Only the best is good enough" - Leg Godt (Play Well).
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5 comments:
Is there a spring in that crown? Or is there a production flaw in the crown that prevents it from sticking to the head? It's a little hard to tell from the video.
Either way, I enjoyed it. Thanks!
-Toa Of Justice
No there is no spring. :)
It seems to be a production issue, currently under investigation.
Quaity has gone south since they out sourced in many areas. general fit of many parts are not what they used to be. I see this more and more in my projects.
Looks like a third party chrome job.
When official precise parts have a layer of chrome added to them, the tolerances are ruined so that bits don't fit properly.
Made in China?
I´m collecting some mini-figs
and I have noticed that the new
heads aren´t as good as the older one´s.
Everything isn´t always better
in the future. Some things were really
better back in the "good old days".
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