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Lego?

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Probably a silly question, but I am good at overthinking. :oops: Better to be prepared, mind.

I've got some Lego coming in, I imagine for a simple box frame. Is there anything I need to be mindful of, other than dropping it?! :?

It is one of the Lego base boards, vertical, with mini figures all over it. Is it likely to be stable enough 'as is', or would they be better glued down? Memories of Lego Movie and Kraggle....
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Re: Lego?

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Reminds me of this one I made many moons ago!

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I didn't stick these ones down but made it easy to unassembled so any could be put back upright. Using the lego baseboard helped!
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Re: Lego?

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That's great!
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Re: Lego?

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Very cool!

Lego came in today. If you can imagine a large base board vertically, with mini figures attached sideways on top of single connecting blocks. Anyway, many figures came loose in transit to me so the customer suggested taking it away and gluing everything together. Suits me, less worry. :lol:
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