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Re: Mottled Bricks and Plates!
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 10 Jun 2002 02:53:06 GMT
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Well, I'm going to assume they are "extremely rare" in comparison to the old
days. Today, they probably only run through the molds 2-3 times to clean them
(the # of elements in a mold run varies by element), whereas in the old days, it
might have been dozens or hundreds.
Note what Paul has probably amounts to less than half of the flames from a
switchover, for most of the color elements he has (the pink/blue might be more
than 1/2).
Car Lance wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Geoffrey Hyde writes:
> > What gets me is the photos showing where the multicolored brick colors seem
> > to line up - almost as if by design and not accident. I'm wondering if it
> > is indeed design, or just a rather fortunate accident.
> >
> > Geoffrey Hyde
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> Flame coulord bricks now are extremely rare becaure LEGO is getting new
> technology for cleaning. How did hed get so many?
>
> Carter Lance
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