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a proper pair of legs

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kippersyllabub · 02/01/2016 16:02

Dd has just constructed watched me construct a Lego treehouse she got for Christmas. It's a good set except for one thing: there's one minifig with it and he doesn't bend at the waist. He also doesn't have the grippy bits on the back of his legs which allow Lego people to stick to things when seated or lying down.

What are they thinking??? As well as being penny pinching it also condemns the poor Lego guy to a lifetime standing up. Aibu to write to Lego demanding a proper pair of legs?

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TheIncredibleBookEatingManchot · 02/01/2016 16:32

That sounds like what my DS got last year. The child minifigures have shorter legs that don't bend or grip. I think it's because they're too small to fit the grippy bits and hingey bits on.

cariadlet · 02/01/2016 17:17

When I started playing with lego, the people didn't even have faces let alone bend at the waist. Of course that was back in the olden days when dinosaurs roamed the earth.

a proper pair of legs
BlueJug · 02/01/2016 17:23

When I started playing with lego - there were no people!!

KingJoffreyLikesJaffaCakes · 02/01/2016 17:58

When I started playing with Lego a lot of it was a really random shade of blue.

FlatOnTheHill · 02/01/2016 18:07

My DS old lego people have two moving legs so they can sit down.

HighwayDragon1 · 02/01/2016 18:27

The children don't bend and are shorter, the adults do.

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