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In lugnet.lego, Timothy P. Smith wrote:
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So, maybe Light Bley for friction axle pins, and Tan for frictionless would
have worked. I’m sure they were looking for cheap colors, since the parts are
so abundant.
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I’m guessing they didn’t want to use lt grey because they don’t think kids can
easily distinguish pins and axle pins. “Standard” colour of frictionless pins is
lt grey.
ROSCO
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> I'm guessing they didn't want to use lt grey because they don't think kids can
> easily distinguish pins and axle pins. "Standard" colour of frictionless pins is
> lt grey.
Also, in the distant past TLC has actually produced the non friction
variety of axle pin in black (I own a few myself). Although that probably
doesn't matter to TLC :)
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