Being a fan of Lego always motivated me to build cool/functional things, and when I though Lego couldn't get any better, I managed to find this.
This brilliant and easy tutorial shows you how to create Lego gummy candy, which if you make them right turn out crystal clear and very precise in quality.
Take a look, maybe even try this yourself. I know I will.
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