And your pirate is from which country ?
It may sound like a stupid question but it's important for his first name & surname.
At least for me it's important... but I don't know for you of course !
NP,... the best thing you also could do is to moisten the blanket with a '?' filled with water.
Sorry I don't know the English word for it, but I will give you a picture.
Sorry for my stupid joke...
You have to do it with this -> see picture (please fill it with water and not some cleaning liquid).
You don't have to do this but I takes a lot of the heat away... with other words it is a extra safety.
Most the time I buy online because I have a busy work schedule.
But when I'm sometimes in a store some people do look weird and probably have questions.
And as Lego12 says, certainly if you buying much of the same set.
But I find it funny and it does not disturb me... as long as they don't ask stupid questions...
LOL... :skull:
Maybe in the future when we talk about the Chinese-made clones or other cloned stuff we can call them "kits" in general.
Just to make a difference between the bad and the good stuff. What do you think guys ?
Perhaps someone can find a good abbreviations for the initial components - K.I.T.S.
Then we do not have to waste our time of typing words such as Megabloks / ABC Copex / Atco / Best-Lock / Byggis Blocks / Cobi / COKO / C-3 by Art Asylum / Dia Block / FORMO / Grossblock Baumeister (Plaspi) /Intelli-Blocks
by Tandem Toys / Klip / Genuine K'Nex Bricks / Ministeck / PeBe / Philiform by Philips / Rasti / Sluban / Tatco / Tente / TYCO Blocks / Xin Ji Qi Toys - Railway blocks series / Brick. (Enlighten). As you can see a lot of companies try to imitate LEGO over the years… oh what am I in a fanatic mode and wasting my time with typing...
Back to topic; I have always called them sets and if I'm correct so does TLC.