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06 May 2020

Articles about specialised LEGO® parts

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Recently we published a great article by Victor Pruvost examining the highly specialised new LEGO® piece, the 'arcade pod'. However, many of you were soon frustrated as Google had some dumb bug resulting in all the images disappearing. I've now replaced them all, so check it out if you missed it:


READ: LEGO NINJAGO Arcade Pods: Victor Pruvost creates a Rover and Computer

Maybe you did see it already? So here's another couple of suggestions from the archives of New Elementary...
Back in 2014 I got cross with people moaning that The LEGO Group started introducing "specialised parts that you can only use for one thing"... so I researched the BrickLink catalogue to unearth specialised parts from the 1970s, '60s, '50s... arguably even 1949!


READ: When LEGO was never "just bricks"

Okay this one is only from the 'archive' of last week! But if you missed out seeing what Jonas Kramm did with the parts from the new LEGO Trolls World Tour sets, you really need to check this out.


READ: See the amazing creation Jonas designed using only LEGO Trolls sets

And then there was that time in 2018 when Elspeth started using a bit that is so specialised, it is not even used in the LEGO sets it comes in!



READ: Harry Potter and the Spurious Sprue

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2 comments:

  1. Unknown8 May 2020, 05:53:00

    Studio Brickton here. Thanks for the compilation! Just a suggestion, but would you consider making a table of contents of sorts to organize all New Elementary articles by type? That would make then easier to find. Thanks, and happy building!

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    1. Admin8 May 2020, 06:07:00

      Thanks SB... great idea. I'll consider it as part of the site redesign (that I'm STILL struggling to find time for!). For the time being, there are the Labels which help a bit, but they're by no means thorough. Regrettably they don't appear on mobile version, one of the many rubbish things about Blogger. On desktop they appear in a righthand column.

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