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LEGO® Modulex® Info Online
- "Saving Modulex" (paper on history of Modulex) Paper by SlyOwl (Modulex fan) on the history & demise of the LEGO Modulex brick 0
- Brick Fetish's Timeline (history of Modulex®) 0
- Combining System & Modulex bricks New Elementary article with creative ideas for combining LEGO system and Modulex elements. 0
- Erich Harshbarger's Modulex® Mosaics 0
- LEGO Wiki 0
- Modulex Color Chart 0
- Modulex Photos on Flickr This link taks you to a Flickr search of the Modulex tag. Lots of ideas & collections shown. 0
- Modulex® Article (PDF) from www.brickish.org Modulex Article by Yvonne Doyle (PDF) 0
- Old Bricks: What are LEGO Modulex? 2017 Article from New Elementary 0
- Visual reference of LEGO® Modulex® parts for LDraw A visual reference for the LEGO® Modulex® parts that Tore Eriksson and Chris Dee have created for LDraw. 0
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Recent Posts
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- New LEGO Modulex Video
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- In Which I Am Interviewed by BEYOND THE BRICK
- LEGO buys out Modulex Bricks A/S – no re-issue
- I missed this the first time! BrickJournal caught us back in 2011
- What’s In A Brick?
- A Voice from the Past
- Special Mini-Kit: Pumpkin
- Tidbits from LEGO® Modulex® History #2
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Monthly Archives: November 2014
I missed this the first time! BrickJournal caught us back in 2011
I was recently doing an online search and found that Brick Journal’s website posted a pic of one of my LEGO® Modulex® MOCs — back in 2011! I guess I missed it the first time around! Here’s a screen shot. … Continue reading
Posted in BrickMagic, MOC, Modulex
Tagged Brick Journal, Lego, Lego Modulex, MOC, Modulex, Modulex Bricks
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What’s In A Brick?
Most people are familiar with the mark that is on the top of the studs of LEGO® Modulex® bricks. The earliest bricks have “LEGO” on the stud and the later bricks have “M” (for “Modulex”) on the stud. But did … Continue reading
Posted in Modulex, Modulex History
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