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Fortunately Capsela is still alive: http://www.captoy.eu/toys/iq-key-and-capsela-358/ http://www.captoy.eu/toys/iq-key-and-capsela-358/

• stinos 12y ago
  Thanks, came here to ask if this still exists. No children but I'm probably going to buy a set. Mainly because of the floating devices: I used to have close to the entire range of Lego Technics, but there was none of the things which could float.
  • eitally 12y ago
    I read the comments to see if anyone had posted this yet. I Had a few small sets of Capsela when I was a kid and by far the most fun was making watercraft. I will forewarn anyone, especially those with kids, that if you let them play with Capsela in the bath -- with soap and dirt and grime and whatever else -- they will get nasty and perhaps unrecoverably ... maligned.
    • davidw 12y ago
      Yeah, I think that's what killed mine for good. The floating things are cool, but don't use them with the electrical pieces!
  • PhasmaFelis 12y ago
    Technic pieces won't float because they have no internal air pockets, but Lego has produced quite a few boat sets with floating hull pieces. Here's a list: http://brickset.com/sets/list-5930 http://brickset.com/sets/list-5930 I would imagine that you could also make a floating contraption with enough bricks stuck together in such a way as to make the internal spaces airtight, but I've never tried it.
• andrewstuart 12y ago
  Wow expensive.