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Cheese wedge with stud.
Dedgecko
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Dumb question, but is this a possibility from a stress / functionality standpoint? Has TLG produced a studded sloped part before?
I found some older SNOT plates from an 80's/90's Technic set and I was wondering about studs on angled parts and posing a minifig in a dead-sprint.
I found some older SNOT plates from an 80's/90's Technic set and I was wondering about studs on angled parts and posing a minifig in a dead-sprint.
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But these were made back in the day where the plastic was thicker and they did not crack (at least I have not seen one cracked)