A little help with a very simple build

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• CCC Member Posts: 20,556

  January 2015

  Interesting, I've never heard of those before.
  
  You are fairly limited with just 2x4s. Maybe a pyramid? Although even then you really need a 2x2 to cap it off.
  
  A quick google search shows that the builds possible are fairly limited ...
  
  

  

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• you_will_forget Member Posts: 13

  January 2015

  That Hippo/crocodile is pretty fun - I think I made the mistake of just searching for Lego, not Moku-Lock.
  
  It's a nice little set, they come boxed in a square and fit pretty tightly together. I know it's technically clone-brand, so we're not meant to discuss them, but I thought they were different enough to mention.
  
  Thanks for the reply,
  
  Jo

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• Huw Administrator Posts: 7,119

  January 2015

  They look very cool and not really a clone, IMO.
  
  Wouldn't it be funny if it went full circle and LEGO started making wooden bricks :-)

  

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• plasmodium Member Posts: 1,956

  January 2015

  Interesting! They're sort of 'clones' in that they're a thing which looks the same, but at the same time not, because the different material makes them somehow just different enough.
  
  How well do they fit with real Lego bricks? Some of the more creative people out there would probably be able to get some pretty cool effects by mixing the two 'mediums' together...I'm thinking if you could do some sort of 'Architecture' style model, all in white and wood...

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• Tufted_duck Member Posts: 77

  January 2015

  Those are really cool. Thanks for making me aware! Loads of different furniture ideas using thses in my head now. Would help make awesome minifig shelves.

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• snowhitie Member Posts: 3,078

  January 2015

  Those are great! Would be really nice to mix up in your lego-set. Already looked on amazon but can't seem to find them on there. Do they really fit together?

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