First time for everything
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First time for everything

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The LEGO community is abuzz with a rare occurrence: a mold failure. A LEGO builder shared their experience of receiving a defective LEGO brick, marking a first for them after years of building.

The user, /u/sumthingmessy, posted about the unusual find, expressing amusement and surprise at the rarity of the event. They humorously requested a spare 1x4 brick for their UCS N1 model. The post sparked a discussion among LEGO enthusiasts, highlighting the generally high quality and precision of LEGO manufacturing.

This incident underscores the meticulous quality control that LEGO is known for, as mold failures are exceedingly rare. For those who enjoy building and collecting, having a brick separator on hand can be useful for any building challenges.

I have been building Lego since I was a child, and o have never once come across a mold failure like this from them. I’m not even complaining. I’m impressed it took this long to happen. Anyone have a spare 1x4 for my UCS N1? 😂😂😂 submitted by /u/sumthingmessy [link] [comments]

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