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Re: I feel Blue but aesthetics is gray.
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lugnet.technic
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Fri, 21 Jul 2006 03:37:59 GMT
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to date i don’t own any red or yellow axle pins with
friction. There were a lot of people claiming their investement in classic
grey was useless now that new grey didn’t match.
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Ummm, I don’t think I own any grey or bley axle pins with friction. If LEGO
ever made any, they’re certainly pretty rare.
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What ? You must have missed the Sale ! or the point :o)
I was refering to the broader change from old to new grey. How the colour
difference was discerning to a LOT of people. This colour difference between
blue axle pins and every other non-blue part i own is discerning to me.
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Blue has always been the
standard colour for the friction version in everything except Bionicle, it’s
only the frictionless ones that changed from grey to tan.
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Black friction axle pins were also pretty regular in technic/racer sets a few
years ago. These sets were probably the catalyst to the issue as the sets
contained black pins, black friction pins and black 2L axles. They were also
pitched at a younger audience of builders.
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I also have very
few (if any) bley without friction, as I’m pretty sure the change to tan as
standard happened before the grey/bley colour change.
BICBW
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I think your right on that one.
Chalk one up.
Steve
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| (...) Ummm, I don't think I own any grey or bley axle pins with friction. If LEGO ever made any, they're certainly pretty rare. Blue has always been the standard colour for the friction version in everything except Bionicle, it's only the (...) (18 years ago, 21-Jul-06, to lugnet.technic, FTX)
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