Is is possible that in the summer Lego doesn't hold as tightly as it
does in the winter?
I am uncertain as to how things expand and contract when the
temperature changes. My thinking is that the spaces that the pegs fit
into grow a little more than the pegs themselves when the heat is on.
The reason I ask is that I am trying to build a very delicate
structure, and it seems that it collapses a bit too easily. I have
built the same style of structure in the winter, when the room
temperature was closer to 70, and the bricks, if I remember correctly,
held together a little better.
Have I got the right idea, or am I off base?
Thanks in advance.
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