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May be written here about compatible alternatives to LEGO Technic? (lemmy.world)
submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by MrFloppy@lemmy.world to c/lego@lemmy.world
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As a child, I was thrilled by the LEGO Technics sets. Especially 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 sets. While looking for Technic sets for my son, I found that this range went in a direction I didn't like at all.

  • Either it's way too simple and has little to do with Technics (one, or two small technic functions).
  • Or LEGO technics is way too expensive, only for the showcase and without a B-Model (no 2-in-1).

As an alternative, the name "CADA Master" or "Mould King" often comes up.

  • Does anyone have positive experience with these alternatives?
  • And is it allowed to write about it here?

@ Here a small mousetrap tinkering, which I built last week with my son. And the first test, if I can share a moving *.gif here in lemmy.world.

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[–] hikaru755@feddit.de 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Reddit is different though in that there was much more activity. At our current scale, I don't think splintering off into sub-groups would be great. As long as there's a post just about every day here, maybe, I would not want to restrict what can be posted too much. We can always course-correct if off-brand takes up too much space and drowns out the actual Lego stuff, but I don't see that happening for the near future.