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It has long been recognised that plates do not readily fit in the space between studs, without applying a certain amount of stress on the elements. While a single tile placed between studs has been used in multiple sets, I was curious to see if multiple tiles had the potential to distort the plate they were wedged into. You can read more about my explorations on the blog at https://ramblingbrick.com/2023/09/25/stressful-legalities-wedging-elements-between-studs/ #rlfm #illegallego #legobuildingtechniques #legoplate #legotile #ramblingbrick

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