The most straightforward is to use the LEGO fence piece, first released in 1967. They can be laid in two rows, four studs apart, and they’ll serve as perfectly functional train track.

A massive Lego theft ring was busted by police in Oregon who took jaw-dropping drone footage of mountains of the colorful toys from above.

The filing seeks a search warrant for the north Charlotte home of Ryan Cahill, whom investigators describe as the “fence” in a theft ring that reportedly netted hundreds of thousands of dollars.