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  • Indiana Jones and the Plastic Fedora: How to Repair a LEGO Keychain

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    About a year and a half ago, my dad came to me with a problem. He had accidentally sent his LEGO Indiana Jones keychain through the washing machine and Indy’s fedora did not survive! I spent the intervening months on and off pondering a repair process, and ultimately it was significantly simpler than I thought.…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    in

    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    in

    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    by

    in

    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    by

    in

    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    by

    in

    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…

  • Bricknap’s LEGO spacecraft paint a colorful, cyberpunk-cool future

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    by

    in

    LEGO Spaceships don’t need to be 100+ studs long to amaze. Oftentimes, it’s the crazy angles, color blocking, and creative use of parts at a smaller starfighter scale that hit like a supernova. Take the KLR-420 starfighter from French builder Fabien (bricknap), a craft so dense with fun detail it’s dizzying. Fabian first started designing…