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What is the best non Lego brand to get tons of parts from?

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Your son's birthday gift has sparked a quest for LEGO-compatible parts! You're looking for a reliable brand to supplement your LEGO collection with gears, chains, and other specialized elements.

The original poster, /u/Plastic-Pension7263, is seeking recommendations for non-LEGO brands that offer consistent quality and a wide selection of parts. They've already tried some bulk packs from Amazon with mixed results. The goal is to find a brand that can provide the necessary components for their son's new motor and control module set.

Finding the right brand can be tricky, but it's essential for expanding your building possibilities. You might find that exploring different brands allows you to create even more complex and exciting builds.

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So my son got a set of motors and control module for his birthday. We’re both hugely into Lego. Younger me would have died to have this stuff. Anyways we’re lacking in a lot of the specialized parts and wondering if there’s a specific brand that is consistent. I got a few bulk packs of gears, chains, and all that off amazon but it’s sorta hit or miss. submitted by /u/Plastic-Pension7263 [link] [comments]

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