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Ahead of shipping out the first Gear Trains next month, we’re giving you the chance to get your hands on one before anyone else! :laughing:

This is one is all about the Gear Train Challenge :smiling_face_with_horns:

The further down the stack, the harder it is turn the gears. With a gear reduction of 16,384 to 1, how low do you think you’d be able to go?

To enter all you have to do is:⁠

  • ⁠Comment on the giveaway post how low you think you’d be able to go on the gear stack

  • Invite a friend to join CubeClub (you can do this through the invite feature)⁠
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You’ve got until the 23rd of April!
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Probably get down 4 or five gears down a column, or 8 or 10 gears deep into the sequence.

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12

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I’d go for a stack of 100 gears - it’s the only way to make it really impressive and tamper proof.

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7

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I’m suuuuuure i can try to move 10 of them

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Maybe to 5th gear

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Well, I’m sure I would have the patience to turn the first gear long enough to move a gear 10-12 down the line, but moving a gear directly? Maybe 4-5, I’m not sure of the strength involved….

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I think, just with how satisfying it looks, I would just keep going till I get all of them!

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I can turn them all. Just you watch!

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I’m Thinkin a Solid 8.

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11 gears

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I’ve built a few Lego gear stacks in my time. I’m going to say 7, maaaaybe 8, but beyond that you’re at 1:256 even assuming no resistance, which is A LOT!

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Maybe 10 for me

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I mean how low can you go?

Id find gears fascinating how they work and would love one of these to fidget with!

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I would absolutely work at this until I got the bottom gear all the way around — it’s about the only fidget toy I could consider carrying/fidgeting with (at least until it was all the way around at least once).

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