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What do we think of this smart brick usage??

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LEGO fans are discussing a creative build that incorporates smart brick usage. A user shared their experience of improvising a LEGO set using Bricklink, highlighting their thoughts on the build's features.

The user, /u/OutsideDangerous7979, from Ireland, was unable to acquire a complete set and resorted to using Bricklink to source the necessary bricks. The user's primary concern was the quality of the sound, indicating that improved audio would enhance the overall experience. The post includes a link to the build and invites comments from other LEGO enthusiasts.

This situation underscores the resourcefulness of LEGO fans and the utility of platforms like Bricklink for completing sets or creating custom builds. For those looking to source individual bricks or parts, Bricklink can be a valuable tool. If you're planning a similar project, you might find a brick separator helpful for disassembling existing sets.

Im in Ireland and i couldn’t get a full set so i had to improvise with bricklink… wish the quality of the sound was better that would be my biggest gripe submitted by /u/OutsideDangerous7979 [link] [comments]

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