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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
- Modulex Profile Bricks
- New LEGO Modulex Video
- LEGO Modulex Sample Board
- 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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Placing orders with us
First, thank you for your patience while we made decisions about how best to serve you, our customers. What we have decided is to put in place something that will allow us to do what we do best and what … Continue reading
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A Brick by any other color
One of the qualities of LEGO® Modulex® bricks that delights builders and collectors is the muted color palette. Here’s a look at most of the color varieties available. The colors were designed to meet the needs of architectural models so … Continue reading