✨Avoid using incompatible LEGO pieces together, such as mixing regular LEGO with knockoff brands.
🔒Do not glue LEGO pieces together unless necessary for large structures or display purposes.
👄Never use your teeth to separate LEGO bricks as it can damage them.
🍔Avoid eating greasy snacks while handling transparent LEGO pieces, as it can leave unwanted residue.
🔨Be cautious when prying off brown LEGO pieces near other bricks, as they are more fragile and prone to breakage.
Can I mix LEGO with other building brands?
—It's generally not recommended to mix LEGO with knockoff brands, as the pieces may not fit or match the quality of genuine LEGO.
Is it advisable to glue LEGO pieces together?
—Gluing LEGO pieces is best reserved for large structures or display purposes. For regular building, it's advisable to keep LEGO pieces separate for versatility and reuse.
Why should I avoid using my teeth to separate LEGO bricks?
—Using your teeth to separate LEGO bricks can damage both the bricks and your teeth. It's best to use LEGO brick separators or other tools designed for this purpose.
Can I eat while building with LEGO?
—It's recommended to avoid eating greasy snacks or foods while handling LEGO, especially transparent pieces, to prevent leaving unwanted residue.
How can I safely remove fragile brown LEGO pieces?
—It's recommended to first remove everything around the brown piece, then gently pry each corner off with your nails to minimize stress and prevent breakage.
00:09Mixing incompatible LEGO pieces, such as genuine LEGO with knockoff brands, can result in ill-fitting or low-quality builds.
00:37Gluing LEGO pieces together should be reserved for large structures or display purposes rather than regular building.
01:21Using your teeth to separate LEGO bricks is not recommended as it can damage both the bricks and your teeth.
02:10Avoid eating greasy snacks while handling transparent LEGO pieces to prevent leaving unwanted residue.
02:57Brown LEGO pieces are more fragile and prone to breakage, so be cautious when prying them off near other bricks.
