Somewhere on the Web is a long document illustrating bunches and bunches of "Do"s and "Don't"s with LEGO. This is exactly one of them, if I recall correctly. Wish I had the link, but i don't. It's on there somewhere ...
It was funny when I did it. I was building like crasy, using these parts all over the place. I pushed it in, then immediately realized what I had done. I am surprise you didn't hear me yelling.
I have been building for 25 years and I can't remember ever being in that position before.
And yes, that is exactly what I did. Pulled out the Xacto knife and worked it out.
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I bet you ended up using the tip of an xacto knife to pry it out. That's how I do it. ^_^
ReplyDeleteSomewhere on the Web is a long document illustrating bunches and bunches of "Do"s and "Don't"s with LEGO. This is exactly one of them, if I recall correctly. Wish I had the link, but i don't. It's on there somewhere ...
ReplyDeleteIt was funny when I did it. I was building like crasy, using these parts all over the place. I pushed it in, then immediately realized what I had done. I am surprise you didn't hear me yelling.
ReplyDeleteI have been building for 25 years and I can't remember ever being in that position before.
And yes, that is exactly what I did. Pulled out the Xacto knife and worked it out.
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ReplyDeleteI managed to loop thread around the notch on the axle to pull it out
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