[Closed] [shakes head] Glueing Lego [/shakes head]

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I think glueing Lego is a big no no..

I'm with ya Doc!

It's just plain wrong. Like clip-together Airfix models.

Ex-communication for all of them and their spawn!!!!

HAVEN'T THEY SEEN THE LEGO MOVIE!!!???? Disown them all. Took my Lego camper van to bits yesterday because my 5 year old boy wants to rebuild it, and why not?

Capital offence

You're not wrong and frankly I'd be considering divorce, I don't think that's disproportionate, clearly your wife has no idea of what is really important in life.

Gluing Lego! Monsters! 🙁

wrong wrong wrong wrong, wtf would you glue it?

Had bin bags full of the stuff, sadly binned some years ago (possibly back when I had decided I [i]definitely[/i] wasn't going to be a parent) Would have been handy now our kids have got into it.

Lego models are just wrong, never mind gluing them together.

If you can't build it from bog-standard Lego bricks then you may as well buy an Airfix model.

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I had to bin quite a lot of the glued stuff as it was useless (as in, parts of teh model was glued - wheels glued etc).
Also, some of the bits were snapped and now had a lethal edge to it!

I think I need therapy..

DrP

Had a similar huff/rant yesterday when the missus suggested keeping Lego and Megabloks in the same container!

keeping Lego and Megabloks in the same container!

LOL - this also was too much for me... Huge lego box, smaller Megablocks container...!

DrP

Glueing Lego? They might as well have come round and shat in the toy box! Never heard of such a thing.

That goes against the whole mantra of Lego, yes they sell a lot of kits these days, but they're not self-assembly toys or Airfix - they're supposed to be creative.

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I was clearing up lego for 2 hours yesterday and began by sorting by colour and now have the itch to sort by type as well.... this will mean a bigger storage solution and possible part number labels.... NO GLUE WILL EVER BE INVOLVED, NOT ON MY WATCH! 👿

Had bin bags full of the stuff, sadly binned some years ago

I must be missing something here, as I can't imagine why anyone would use glue on Lego...

..that's really going to bother me now. It makes me suspect that there's a whole subworld of people doing un-needed things to Lego (bit like people who wash meat before cooking it)

..that's really going to bother me now.

You know what, I was thinking that "glueing lego" would feature on a 'scale of deviancy' somewhere alongside 'kicking cats' and 'the weirdo who air rifles birds in their garden for fun'..

I was getting worried.

DrP

[quote=timb34 ]I must be missing something here, as I can't imagine why anyone would use glue on Lego...

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Pigface - Member
Capital offence

Strict Liability too.

Dungeons under the stairs the only punishment..

and no pudding

wha.... why would you glue lego ???? that's just wierd, the whole point is to dissassemble and build anew !!!

DrP you are correct, it's wrong

Just totally wrong.
The joint the joins together Lego is very clever, and people do Ph.D's on it.
It's very, very, repeatable, down to a few microns, which from moulded bits of plastic is pretty good.

Are you sure it's glue?

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Perhaps if it was a model of a lighthouse like this, it might have come into contact with sal****er or suchlike...

Very very wrong.....

It's like the Lego has been killed....

"Walks off shaking head"

So wrong that major breaches of both Human Rights and Geneva conventions would have happened in my family.

Commence waterboarding the deviant glue users. No court would convict.

I made a pretty big model of the USS Enterprise when I was little and there was no way the engine supports would stay in place so I glued 'em

No pudding for rocketman

admin plz ban rocketman

Death is too good for some people.

If anyone has made a Lego model of the Enterprise that doesn't involve glue I'd like to see it

^^^ you suck at Google. And Lego. 🙂

THAT'S JUST NOT ON! gluing lego 😮

rocketman - Member
I made a pretty big model of the USS Enterprise when I was little and there was no way the engine supports would stay in place so I glued 'em

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Well I'm all for it.... There I said it.
My lad had some lovely Lego sets all built and nicely sitting on the shelf... He actually looks after them and plays with then but without breaking apart... Sometimes adding to but not breaking. His mate came over the other day and systematically and without any consideration for my lad just bust loads of then up. Little s...t. It wouldn't of been so bad but he then just tipped all the bits from the different sets into the mahoosive lego tub of bricks so we have no chance of rebuilding the models now.

We went to see a lego exhibition last year - the art of the brick and it was marred for me by the video at the beginning that showed them glueing everything together. Also suggesting that some of the sculptures weren't possibly without resorting to glue - which seems like cheating to me!

It wouldn't of been so bad but he then just tipped all the bits from the different sets into the mahoosive lego tub of bricks so we have no chance of rebuilding the models now.

Does not compute...

Lego 'sets' - the beginning of the end of the western world's creativity.

Lego is twoers,fourers, eighters, flats and strips - end of. Ok, you can have the little men to ride on what you make as well if you must.

Display models in Perspex like you find in bigger you shops are often glued 🙁 as are all the outside models in legoland. Get on brickset or eurobricks forum for some proper hatred of the kragle!

The display models often aren't even glued, they're solvent welded with mek. Somehow that seems worse

[i]Lego 'sets' - the beginning of the end of the western world's creativity.[/i]

I think the first sets and figures were in the 50's