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Field microscope in its case: a 334-part brick model designed with BricksChat

Field microscope in its case

Can you make a brick field microscope that folds into its own carrying case? The case becomes the base. Working focus and sliding specimen stage, with room for real lenses. Here’s a reference for how I want it to look.
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Instructions · 130 steps · 136 pages
Parts list · 334 pieces · 83 kinds
Gather your own pieces or use the CSV’s part names, colours, quantities and Pick a Brick searches. IDs are LDraw part IDs, not LEGO element IDs. Check the colour and variant before ordering; some pieces may be unavailable or need a substitute. The CSV is a shopping list, not a cart import.
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