LEGO Model 6119: Roof Tiles

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If one tried this with the earlier Page bricks, a roof would have to be at least semi-solid, or else the half-supported bricks would simply fall inwards. This hadn't been a huge problem for the Page sets since they included cardboard roofs, but Lego didn't want to incorporate cardboard, because it undermined the image that they were trying to project, of using only the best quality materials.

Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. A mi hijo de 7 años le chiflan los Lego y el regalo que más le ha gustado es la caja de tejas junto con la de ruedas y una de ladrillos básicos para complementar los que ya tenía. When placing an item on the electronic platform Etsy , the Seller shall make a binding offer to the interested party for the sale of this item. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. The duration of the storage of personal data is determined by the respective legal retention period (e.They say it's an excellent addition to the Lego set and is recommended as essential for constructing buildings. After some tea and a danish pastry that looked somewhat like someone's lower intestines the postie knocked my door. IF YOU EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO OBJECT, WE WILL STOP PROCESSING THE DATA CONCERNED FOR DIRECT ADVERTISING PURPOSES.

and for a bit of sophistication, also corner bricks with a pair of 90-degree-angles convex or concave slopes, to allow quite sophisticated roofing designs with intersecting roofways and jutting gables.This collection of 150 pieces contains all the different red roof elements you need to complete your LEGO houses and other buildings - a must for any Lego fan. With these offsets, one could easily place bricks that jutted outwards or inwards from a wall, and build hollow stepped roofs. which also kept the part-count low (except for Church 309, apparently first released in 1958, which showed off the new ability of the bricks to produce a stepped roof).

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