I built this during the pokémon competition a while back. Time to show off my failure...
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I built this during the pokémon competition a while back. Time to show off my failure...

September 04, 2026
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Redditor /u/Rens-Bee recently shared a humorous creation on the LEGO platform, showcasing a custom build constructed during a past Pokémon competition. The user candidly labeled the project a "failure" after pushing the limits of LEGO engineering and finding out the hard way just how much weight standard Technic axles can support.

While the creator did not mention specific set numbers or piece counts for this experimental build, the mishap highlights a common engineering challenge familiar to many builders. Overestimating the structural integrity of axles often leads to dramatic collapses when building large or unsupported custom structures, proving that even experienced fans face trial and error in their workshop spaces.

Experiences like this remind builders of the importance of proper reinforcement and internal framing when designing custom models. If you are planning ambitious Technic or system creations that push structural boundaries, you might want to keep a brick separator handy for disassembling your inevitable structural failures and trying again!

I really overestimated how much axels can support. submitted by /u/Rens-Bee [link] [comments]

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