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What is it?
It is a fully functional counting device made out of LEGO. It contains gearwheels, decagons (ten sided polygons) and other technical bricks. You can also easily expand this set adding a further modul.
Why did I buildt it?
I buildt it because I wanted to have a device that can count simple things. So I buildt this mechanical LEGO counting device. It took me about two full days to buildt this LEGO model with all the tricky gearwheel transmissions and the designing of the decagons. This LEGO model contains 549 pieces.
Why do I believe this would make a great LEGO set?
I think this would make a great lego set because it is something you can use every day. It is also fascinating to see all the mechanisms in this LEGO model.
I hope you enjoy this buildt.
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