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Tight tolerances and good quality control cost money. I remember trying to play with my friends megablocks as a kid and they just wouldn’t stay together well
by NegativeLatency 3y ago
Tight tolerances and good quality control cost money.
I remember trying to play with my friends megablocks as a kid and they just wouldn’t stay together well
There are also some Chinese companies making decent compatible bricks now
- shadowgovt 3y agoFor a long time, that was a function of patents: LEGO bricks actually have slightly concave pegs, like inverted cones. Those patents only recently expired, which is one of the reasons they pushed so hard into licensing to distinguish their brand.