RE: The Lego wing cat

Ah, glad to hear you now have a handy applicator against the potentially life-threatening injuries of having to pull apart Legos... nothing more painful than that.

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galenkp (75) 5 years ago

I actually don't use it much...My thumbs have toughened up through loads of Lego building, but it's there if I need it.

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travelgirl (77)mod 5 years ago

Hahaha I call this tool the pullapart legothingy . It’s such a useful tool!

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galenkp (75) 5 years ago

Well, that sounds like a legit name for it...I mean it is a tool, does pull stuff apart, is for Lego and is indeed a thingy. Legit name for a legit tool. What sort of Lego do you build?

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travelgirl (77)mod 5 years ago (edited)

I do all sorts Cos of the kids (mainly city and ninjago at the moment) and the biggest one so far would be the disney castle. I’ve got a few big ones I haven’t opened like London bridge, ferries wheel etc Cos no space to put them but it’s there. How about you?

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galenkp (75) 5 years ago

I see a lot of that Ninjago stuff but it doesn't hold much appeal for me...It from a cartoon or something right? I've mainly focused on the Technic stuff, the transport-related ones. I have my next one already which is the Extreme Off-Road 4x4...It's actually has a motor and is controlled off a phone app so that should be fun. :)

I've seen that ferris wheel one and would like to have a go at it too. Space is the problem, as you point out.

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brickmanbrad (58) 5 years ago

Behold the mighty Brick Separator....

As your collection grows you will accumulate a few of these. There are some pretty cool designs out there in interwebs world that use those in designs..

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galenkp (75) 5 years ago

That looks cool! I never contemplated something like this would exist but I can see the need! These are available online (eBay for instance?)

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