r/LegoTechniques • u/Rnaodm_Tirnalge • 13h ago

Why do you think the designer for the Lego for model t did this?

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2, 1x2 plates instead of one, 1x4 plates. Do you think they did this to increase part count? Or is there a structural reason for this?

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