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what will you do with the broken pieces? just throw it away immediately ? or keep it for some future 'illegal' building?

or if it has some 'bites' on it, would you consider it as 'spoken'?

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Broken or chewed gets binned

I have lost a great amount of lego when I was little because of chewing it default_laugh2.gif

If you have a broken piece which is still okay to use, then dont throw it away. (it could come in handy)

but if it is badly broken and it's impossible to use, then the obvious thing to do it to get rid of it.

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I have a small box of broken parts that I use for testing the effects of various glues, paints and cleaning fluids on the ABS of Lego. It saves my good bricks from danger and saves my feelings of waste for throwing it out.

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Hello!

If I stumble over a broken piece I donate it to the recycling bin, so one day there might be parts of it in new bricks again. :classic:

Chewed parts should not exist in my parts collection, as biting a brick is an absolute no-go for me. Some might hide somewhere, however, when I bought used bricks.

Yellowed pieces is another problem. I don't throw away these, but sort them out in a special little box. I save them up until I can use them somewhere in the interior of a model where no one can see the yellowing. :classic:

Cheers,

~ Christopher

Posted

I still have uses for broken pieces in my collection, so I don't dispose them and just put them in a separate container. Like Peppermint, I use these for customization purposes mostly for testing of paints. Some interesting broken pieces might also be useful in other MOCs.

Posted

I usually do what Pepperment_M does, I test with them.

Now, what do I do with a bunch of scratched lego pieces? (when I was little, my mom made me put my legos in the basement and they got all scratched up)

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I used to keep most broken pieces so that I'd see them in the future and remember to buy replacements from Bricklink. But most of the time I never did, so I suppose that's only a good strategy if you follow through on it.

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