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A LEGO fan received a damaged piece in their new set, marking a rare occurrence for the builder. The user, NightWizard63, shared their experience with set 75449, highlighting an unusual issue with a damaged LEGO element.

The user, who has been collecting LEGO sets since childhood, noted that this was the first time they'd encountered a damaged piece straight out of the box. Despite the piece's low value and the minor nature of the damage, the incident prompted the user to share their experience with the LEGO community.

While the damage was insignificant, the event is noteworthy because it's uncommon for LEGO sets to have damaged pieces. This experience serves as a reminder that even with LEGO's high quality control standards, imperfections can occasionally occur.

If you encounter a damaged piece in your set, you can contact LEGO customer service. You might also find a brick separator helpful for disassembling and rebuilding your sets.

So I got set 75449 today and it came with a damaged piece. I've been getting lego sets since I was a kid, I have sets from like 2005 and I've never seen a lego set come with a damaged piece like this out of the box. It's not that big of a deal, it's no biggie, the piece is worth like nothing, but I wonder how this could have happened submitted by /u/NightWizard63 [link] [comments]

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