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ultimatebrickfan5

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  1. The CMFs were my bread and butter. Now that the product is made of rancid and potentially toxic chemical laden plastic, I think it's best to move on. I think it's a sign. Don't get me wrong, I will still keep my core collection, but I won't buy anything new out of principle, sorry. I'm not going to reward a company that let's its quality slip to garbage to make a few million extra in profits. It's a private company also, no shareholders. A public company wouldn't do this, the shareholders would be outraged and probably replace the entire board. This is how companies go out of business my friends. Cheap, rancid, smelly, potentially toxic Chinese plastic CMFs and the rapid rise of 3d printing. LEGO is in trouble I'm afraid.
  2. I think I'm going dark ages. We're not having this. I mean it's really offensive and disgusting, and surely could be some sort of health hazard. I need to grab a few figs off ebay and my collection will be "complete" and "retired". Time to move on and start collecting something else. Bummer.
  3. Unfortunately, it seems LEGO Movie minifigures are made of rancid, gross smelling Chinese plastic. How very disgusting. When I opened the packets I immediately noticed a foul, pungent chemical smell. The figures also "don't feel right" for some reason. LEGO is going down hill fast to save a few bucks.. I'm considering going back into dark ages over this. Totally unacceptable.
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