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True. But lego has stood the test of time. Thats way harder
by samrus 7mo ago
True. But lego has stood the test of time. Thats way harder
- rrr_oh_man 7mo agoWhat do you mean by that?
- SteveNuts 7mo agoNot OP but from my experience, the LEGO I had in a bin since I was a kid still fit perfectly with LEGO I'm buying for my kids 30 years later. That's unbelievably impressive to me.
- afandian 7mo agoMore anecdata. Lego from my youth, which was a hand-me down at the time, doesn't fit well with new lego. So it might be 40 years old, (which seems like a long time until you actually reach that age!) I think it's more likely do to plastic aging than the original tolerances though.
- ambicapter 7mo agoEspecially when most LEGO storage is done is gigantic bins of all kinds of pieces, periodically hand-tossed in order to find the one piece you need :)
- mproud 7mo agoThey’ve been around over 90 years and have been making plastic bricks since the 1950s and are arguably the most successful children’s building toy product in history. They have amazing brand recognition, and beyond the toys, they have successful video games and movies. According to my local news outlet, they’re up 12% in revenue growth in the last year (which outpaces the rest of the toy industry) and up 1,200% since 2004.
- dfedbeef 7mo agoLot of time left, by my count