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I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it before
me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a box
car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice as
a double door.
Frank
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I took me forever to figure out what you were talking about! I am interested in
seeing the results.
Chris
Frank Filz wrote:
> I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it before
> me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a box
> car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice as
> a double door.
>
> Frank
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Frank Filz wrote:
> I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it before
> me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a box
> car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice as
> a double door.
>
> Frank
what colors have these doors come in?
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I built a box car awhile back using those doors, never scanned the car
although. I don't think I still have it together. :-( I'm sure I wasn't the
first, but when I showed another PNLTC member he hadn't seen that door used
that way before.
There are some other pieces that slide well in those rails. Can't think of
them of the top of my head right now, I'm at work.
Tom
In lugnet.trains, Frank Filz writes:
> I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it before
> me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a box
> car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice as
> a double door.
>
> Frank
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> I built a box car awhile back using those doors, never scanned the car
> although. I don't think I still have it together. :-( I'm sure I wasn't • the
> first, but when I showed another PNLTC member he hadn't seen that door • used
> that way before.
> There are some other pieces that slide well in those rails. Can't think • of
> them of the top of my head right now, I'm at work.
I'd imagine that the 1x4x5 window panes would work well in these as sliding
glass doors.
Will
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Err - I still haven't figured this out. 3.5 x 4 x 5 sounds like a huge brick.
The nearest doors I can think of are 1x4x5.
?????????
Simon
http://www.SimonRobinson.com
In lugnet.trains, Christopher Masi writes:
> I took me forever to figure out what you were talking about! I am interested • in
> seeing the results.
>
> Chris
>
> Frank Filz wrote:
>
> > I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it before
> > me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> > on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a box
> > car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice as
> > a double door.
> >
> > Frank
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It's the black door that comes in the Bandit's Secert Hideout
http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=6761-1
I'm sure it comes in some other sets but that's the first one I thought of.
It also comes in pink in a paradisa set Cabana Beach
http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=cabana+beach
and I think a blue one in the Guarded Inn.
What other colors of that door are there?
Tom
In lugnet.trains, Simon Robinson writes:
> Err - I still haven't figured this out. 3.5 x 4 x 5 sounds like a huge brick.
> The nearest doors I can think of are 1x4x5.
>
> ?????????
>
> Simon
> http://www.SimonRobinson.com
>
>
> In lugnet.trains, Christopher Masi writes:
> > I took me forever to figure out what you were talking about! I am interested • in
> > seeing the results.
> >
> > Chris
> >
> > Frank Filz wrote:
> >
> > > I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it • before
> > > me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> > > on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a • box
> > > car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice • as
> > > a double door.
> > >
> > > Frank
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I'm pretty sure he's talking about these doors, they fit on the 1x1x2 bricks
used to hand doors and shutters.
http://home.att.net/~partsref/images/3644.gif
In lugnet.trains, Simon Robinson writes:
> Err - I still haven't figured this out. 3.5 x 4 x 5 sounds like a huge brick.
> The nearest doors I can think of are 1x4x5.
>
> ?????????
>
> Simon
> http://www.SimonRobinson.com
>
>
> In lugnet.trains, Christopher Masi writes:
> > I took me forever to figure out what you were talking about! I am interested • in
> > seeing the results.
> >
> > Chris
> >
> > Frank Filz wrote:
> >
> > > I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it • before
> > > me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> > > on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a • box
> > > car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice • as
> > > a double door.
> > >
> > > Frank
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I have a few of those doors on boxcars, but not used in the sliding capacity.
Used as regular doors, they for me make good reefer doors.
--John
"Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
> I built a box car awhile back using those doors, never scanned the car
> although. I don't think I still have it together. :-( I'm sure I wasn't the
> first, but when I showed another PNLTC member he hadn't seen that door used
> that way before.
> There are some other pieces that slide well in those rails. Can't think of
> them of the top of my head right now, I'm at work.
>
> Tom
>
> In lugnet.trains, Frank Filz writes:
> > I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it before
> > me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> > on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a box
> > car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice as
> > a double door.
> >
> > Frank
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http://home.att.net/~partsref/images/3644.gif is the door he's talking
about sometimes called a barn door, or ridged door..
They come in red, blue, yellow, white, black... and I'm sure I'm missing
a few colors..
And that's a great idea Frank :) I also like the clear door idea :) I'm
sure we'll be seeing some of these popping up on the web soon, can't
wait to get a good look at some of them!
"Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
>
> It's the black door that comes in the Bandit's Secert Hideout
> http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=6761-1
> I'm sure it comes in some other sets but that's the first one I thought of.
> It also comes in pink in a paradisa set Cabana Beach
> http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=cabana+beach
> and I think a blue one in the Guarded Inn.
>
> What other colors of that door are there?
>
> Tom
>
> In lugnet.trains, Simon Robinson writes:
> > Err - I still haven't figured this out. 3.5 x 4 x 5 sounds like a huge brick.
> > The nearest doors I can think of are 1x4x5.
> >
> > ?????????
> >
> > Simon
> > http://www.SimonRobinson.com
> >
> >
> > In lugnet.trains, Christopher Masi writes:
> > > I took me forever to figure out what you were talking about! I am interested • in
> > > seeing the results.
> > >
> > > Chris
> > >
> > > Frank Filz wrote:
> > >
> > > > I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it • before
> > > > me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> > > > on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a • box
> > > > car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice • as
> > > > a double door.
> > > >
> > > > Frank
--
Build everyday!
-Tamy
Follow the bouncing boxes!
http://home.att.net/~mookie1/jambalaya.html
http://home.att.net/~mookie1/
http://mookie.iwarp.com/ (mirror site)
Lego isn't a toy, it's a way of life!
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That's how I was going to use the doors in the first place but then decided to
try them in the rails.
I've got to take some time to build some freight cars. Lately I've been busy
building scenery and a couple of new diesels, but first I need to order some
wheel sets and couplers.
Tom
In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> I have a few of those doors on boxcars, but not used in the sliding capacity.
> Used as regular doors, they for me make good reefer doors.
>
> --John
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Simon Robinson wrote:
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> Err - I still haven't figured this out. 3.5 x 4 x 5 sounds like a huge brick.
> The nearest doors I can think of are 1x4x5.
>
> ?????????
Oops, that's what I get for posting in a bit of a rush... Mookie and
others identified the correct door.
6769 Fort Legoredo has a couple in black. Now if only I could find more
sets with the rails (I used the 4 8 long rails from my two copies of
6977 Arachnoid Star Base plus 8 2 long rails from some other set).
I took pictures, so I should be able to post in a few weeks or so (the
roll of film still has a bunch of pictures left). For interior
detailing, I used up a bunch of my 2x2x2 brown barrels (which I've got a
bazzilion of from all the 6716 Weapons Wagons that I've been breaking
down) plus I used one of the Wild West figures to make a hobo riding in
the car.
I need to add a break wheel and need to figure out what to do for
ladders and grab irons.
I may also rebuild the car on a custom frame. Using a train plate makes
the car just a little too tall (it's taller than the engine I build from
my 4559 and 5542 parts). The doors are actually closer to 5.6 bricks
high (the build up of the wall is: 1 sliding door track plate, 5 bricks,
1 regular plate, 1 sliding door track plate). The fit is absoluteley
perfect.
--
Frank Filz
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Work: mailto:ffilz@us.ibm.com
Home: mailto:ffilz@mindspring.com
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The idea has possibilities, as all of my box car sliding doors are gray:-p
(except a red one borrowed from the 7722)
Yo, Tom- when you do get around to building freight, why not try living
dangerously and spend some time on the 8 wide side. As Cat Stevens put it, "OOh
baby, baby it's a wide world, and it's hard to get by justaponna sixwide" Or
*something* like that;-)
-John
"Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
> That's how I was going to use the doors in the first place but then decided to
> try them in the rails.
> I've got to take some time to build some freight cars. Lately I've been busy
> building scenery and a couple of new diesels, but first I need to order some
> wheel sets and couplers.
>
> Tom
>
> In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> > I have a few of those doors on boxcars, but not used in the sliding capacity.
> > Used as regular doors, they for me make good reefer doors.
> >
> > --John
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> what colors have these doors come in?
>
> > They come in red, blue, yellow, white, black... and I'm sure I'm missing
> > a few colors..
they also came in clear. i don't know what set
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On Tue, Aug 10, 1999 at 06:15:18PM +0000, Christopher Tracey wrote:
> > what colors have these doors come in?
> >
> > > They come in red, blue, yellow, white, black... and I'm sure I'm missing
> > > a few colors..
> they also came in clear. i don't know what set
Colors I have seen: Brown, Black, Red, Yellow, Clear, Blue, Pink(!),
Original Gray (not the darker gray) and (I think) Clear Yellow.
I would suspect that newer sets have beige, etc.
The clears that I have come from 588 Police Station (or it's European
Equiv., 381): http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=588
MMMMmmmmm.....just the right number for a boxcar.
I'm not sure I know what the rail you are referring to is, to slide the
door.
I just "came out" of my "dark ages" (as I think 2 days of solid surfing
has hinted is the right terminology.) and I haven't gotten my legos back
from my parents. I still have them though. Two large U-haul boxes and an
4.5 battery train: Set 127.
I have a stupid question though. Why are the new switches (aka points)
non-remote? I remember that there were 12v trains (and the websites
confirm this) available in Germany with **remote** controlled points and
start/stop lights.
I also have seen 12v layouts that are not possible in current 9v track
rails, due to shorting.
How do model railroaders deal with this? I have to dig out my old HO rail
book. I thought it allowed switchbacks.
Oh, well....
Ciao!
--
I'm not afraid of dying, I just don't want to be there when it happens.
-- Woody Allen
The Doctor What: Need I say more? http://www.gerf.org/~docwhat/
docwhat@gerf.org (finger docwhat@gerf.org for PGP key)
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The Doctor What wrote:
>
> On Tue, Aug 10, 1999 at 06:15:18PM +0000, Christopher Tracey wrote:
> > > what colors have these doors come in?
> > >
> > > > They come in red, blue, yellow, white, black... and I'm sure I'm missing
> > > > a few colors..
> > they also came in clear. i don't know what set
>
> Colors I have seen: Brown, Black, Red, Yellow, Clear, Blue, Pink(!),
> Original Gray (not the darker gray) and (I think) Clear Yellow.
>
> I would suspect that newer sets have beige, etc.
>
> The clears that I have come from 588 Police Station (or it's European
> Equiv., 381): http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=588
>
> MMMMmmmmm.....just the right number for a boxcar.
>
> I'm not sure I know what the rail you are referring to is, to slide the
> door.
These two parts:
1x2: http://home.att.net/~partsref/images/32028.gif
1x8: http://home.att.net/~partsref/images/4510.gif
Found at:
http://home.att.net/~partsref/
And to have it all in one place, the door:
http://home.att.net/~partsref/images/3644.gif
--
Frank Filz
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Work: mailto:ffilz@us.ibm.com
Home: mailto:ffilz@mindspring.com
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The Doctor What wrote:
The Doctor What: Need I say more? http://www.gerf.org/~docwhat/
> docwhat@gerf.org (finger docwhat@gerf.org for PGP key)
> KF6VNC
Yo, Doc, do you have a name, or just parents with a weird sense of humor?
<read: this ain't RTL>
-John
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Thomas P. Rafert wrote:
> It's the black door that comes in the Bandit's Secert Hideout
> http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=6761-1
> I'm sure it comes in some other sets but that's the first one I thought of.
> It also comes in pink in a paradisa set Cabana Beach
> http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=cabana+beach
> and I think a blue one in the Guarded Inn.
>
> What other colors of that door are there?
>
> Tom
>
> In lugnet.trains, Simon Robinson writes:
> > Err - I still haven't figured this out. 3.5 x 4 x 5 sounds like a huge brick.
> > The nearest doors I can think of are 1x4x5.
> >
> > ?????????
> >
> > Simon
> > http://www.SimonRobinson.com
> >
> >
> > In lugnet.trains, Christopher Masi writes:
> > > I took me forever to figure out what you were talking about! I am interested • in
> > > seeing the results.
> > >
> > > Chris
> > >
> > > Frank Filz wrote:
> > >
> > > > I haven't noticed this one yet (but someone has to have discovered it • before
> > > > me), has anyone else noticed that the 3.5x4x5 rectangular doors (which hang
> > > > on the 1x1x2 brick) work in the sliding door rails? I'm going to build a • box
> > > > car using these. They're a little narrow for a single door, but look nice • as
> > > > a double door.
> > > >
> > > > Frank
i also have seen clear, red and white in various town sets.
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> Colors I have seen: Brown, Black, Red, Yellow, Clear, Blue, Pink(!),
> Original Gray (not the darker gray) and (I think) Clear Yellow.
i have not seen the yellow,brown or grey. which sets did they come in?
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The yellow ones came from set
http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=722-1
Scott Sanburn
Jonathan Wilson wrote:
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> > Colors I have seen: Brown, Black, Red, Yellow, Clear, Blue, Pink(!),
> > Original Gray (not the darker gray) and (I think) Clear Yellow.
>
> i have not seen the yellow,brown or grey. which sets did they come in?
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In lugnet.trains, Frank Filz writes:
(some snippage)
> Now if only I could find more
> sets with the rails (I used the 4 8 long rails from my two copies of
> 6977 Arachnoid Star Base plus 8 2 long rails from some other set).
Copied from http://www.lugnet.com/inv/
1 X 8 Plate with runner slot on side for large doors
Seen in at least 20 sets:
Red
8 in 4563 Euro Freight Line
4 in 720 Building Set
2 in 4555 Freight Loading Station
2 in 6377 Delivery Center
Blue
8 in 4564 Freight Rail Runner
4 in 6391 Cargo Center
Black
8 in 7823 Container Crane
4 in 740 Building Set
4 in 7838 Goods Terminal
2 in 3310 Soccer Stadium Press Tribune
2 in 7722 Train Set w/Steam Engine
2 in 7735 Electric Goods Train
Grey
18 in 7823 Container Crane
12 in 7838 Goods Terminal
12 in 7839 Motorail Terminal
8 in 6542 Launch & Load Seaport
4 in 6339 Shuttle Launch Pad
2 in 7722 Train Set w/Steam Engine
Yellow
2 in 4564 Freight Rail Runner
2 in 7735 Electric Goods Train
I think there is some newer sets with some. Anyone?
>
> I took pictures, so I should be able to post in a few weeks or so (the
> roll of film still has a bunch of pictures left). For interior
> detailing, I used up a bunch of my 2x2x2 brown barrels (which I've got a
> bazzilion of from all the 6716 Weapons Wagons that I've been breaking
> down) plus I used one of the Wild West figures to make a hobo riding in
> the car.
A few weeks?!? I don't know if I can hold out that long, quick build some
other things to take pictures of and use up that roll. :-)
>
> I need to add a break wheel and need to figure out what to do for
> ladders and grab irons.
>
> I may also rebuild the car on a custom frame. Using a train plate makes
> the car just a little too tall (it's taller than the engine I build from
> my 4559 and 5542 parts). The doors are actually closer to 5.6 bricks
> high (the build up of the wall is: 1 sliding door track plate, 5 bricks,
> 1 regular plate, 1 sliding door track plate). The fit is absoluteley
> perfect.
Custom frames are the way to go.
Tom
>
> --
> Frank Filz
>
> -----------------------------
> Work: mailto:ffilz@us.ibm.com
> Home: mailto:ffilz@mindspring.com
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Copied from http://www.lugnet.com/inv/
Large Door for 1 X 1 X 2 shutter piece
Seen in at least 10 sets:
Red
4 in 374 Fire Station
White
2 in 361 Garage
2 in 730 Building Set
Blue
2 in 6379 Riding Stable
Black
2 in 6769 Fort Legoredo
1 in 6761 Bandit's Secret Hideout
Clear
4 in 585 Police Headquarters
4 in 588 Police Headquarters
4 in 590 Engine Company No. 9
Pink
2 in 6410 Cabana Beach
And I'm sure there is a blue one in The Guarded Inn.
Probably a few more elsewhere too.
Sure would be nice to get a hold of some of those, oh well guess I'll improvise
for now. :-)
Tom
In lugnet.trains, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
> The yellow ones came from set
>
> http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=722-1
>
> Scott Sanburn
>
> Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> >
> > > Colors I have seen: Brown, Black, Red, Yellow, Clear, Blue, Pink(!),
> > > Original Gray (not the darker gray) and (I think) Clear Yellow.
> >
> > i have not seen the yellow,brown or grey. which sets did they come in?
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8 wide !!! The idea has crossed my mind, do I dare crossover? Could I ever go
back? Heck, I suppose anything is possible, I dare to build mountain and
landscape(1) with ... BURPs. :-) I must admit although, it is fun to try to
stay within 6 wide, and I want to try my hand at some even smaller gauge.
Tom
(1) approaching 12.5' long x 3' deep of mountain and other various scenery.
In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> The idea has possibilities, as all of my box car sliding doors are gray:-p
> (except a red one borrowed from the 7722)
>
> Yo, Tom- when you do get around to building freight, why not try living
> dangerously and spend some time on the 8 wide side. As Cat Stevens put it, • "OOh
> baby, baby it's a wide world, and it's hard to get by justaponna sixwide" Or
> *something* like that;-)
>
> -John
>
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"Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
> 8 wide !!! The idea has crossed my mind, do I dare crossover? Could I ever go
> back?
Never know until you try;-)
> Heck, I suppose anything is possible, I dare to build mountain and
> landscape(1) with ... BURPs. :-) I must admit although, it is fun to try to
> stay within 6 wide, and I want to try my hand at some even smaller gauge.
>
> Tom
>
> (1) approaching 12.5' long x 3' deep of mountain and other various scenery.
>
> In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> > The idea has possibilities, as all of my box car sliding doors are gray:-p
> > (except a red one borrowed from the 7722)
> >
> > Yo, Tom- when you do get around to building freight, why not try living
> > dangerously and spend some time on the 8 wide side. As Cat Stevens put it, • "OOh
> > baby, baby it's a wide world, and it's hard to get by justaponna sixwide" Or
> > *something* like that;-)
> >
> > -John
> >
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There's also a 1 black in 6062 Battering Ram
2 blue in 6355 Derby Trotter
2 red in 1592 Town Square
1 pink in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
1 black in 6080 Kings Castle
There's some white ones in a train set that I can't remember the number
or name of right now.
Can someone name a set with the Brown ones? I'd like to get a couple of
those if possible...
The red have to come in more sets though I can't think of any more off
the top of my head.
I added them to the list below so we'll have them all in one place..
note: it looks like 6418 Country Club has 2 half doors in pink
"Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
>
> Copied from http://www.lugnet.com/inv/
>
> Large Door for 1 X 1 X 2 shutter piece
>
> Seen in at least 10 sets:
Red
4 in 374 Fire Station
2 in 1592 Town Square
White
2 in 361 Garage
2 in 730 Building Set
Blue
2 in 6379 Riding Stable
2 in 6355 Derby Trotter
1 in 6067 Guarded Inn
Black
2 in 6769 Fort Legoredo
1 in 6761 Bandit's Secret Hideout
1 in 6062 Battering Ram
1 in 6080 Kings Castle
Clear
4 in 585 Police Headquarters
4 in 588 Police Headquarters
4 in 590 Engine Company No. 9
Pink
2 in 6410 Cabana Beach
1 in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
> And I'm sure there is a blue one in The Guarded Inn.
> Probably a few more elsewhere too.
>
> Sure would be nice to get a hold of some of those, oh well guess I'll improvise
> for now. :-)
>
> Tom
>
> In lugnet.trains, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
> > The yellow ones came from set
> >
> > http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=722-1
> >
> > Scott Sanburn
> >
> > Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> > >
> > > > Colors I have seen: Brown, Black, Red, Yellow, Clear, Blue, Pink(!),
> > > > Original Gray (not the darker gray) and (I think) Clear Yellow.
> > >
> > > i have not seen the yellow,brown or grey. which sets did they come in?
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There are also 2 blue in 733, an old Universal set. Alan
In lugnet.trains, Tamyra Teed writes:
> There's also a 1 black in 6062 Battering Ram
> 2 blue in 6355 Derby Trotter
> 2 red in 1592 Town Square
> 1 pink in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
> 1 black in 6080 Kings Castle
> There's some white ones in a train set that I can't remember the number
> or name of right now.
>
> Can someone name a set with the Brown ones? I'd like to get a couple of
> those if possible...
> The red have to come in more sets though I can't think of any more off
> the top of my head.
>
> I added them to the list below so we'll have them all in one place..
>
> note: it looks like 6418 Country Club has 2 half doors in pink
>
> "Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
> >
> > Copied from http://www.lugnet.com/inv/
> >
> > Large Door for 1 X 1 X 2 shutter piece
> >
> > Seen in at least 10 sets:
>
> Red
> 4 in 374 Fire Station
> 2 in 1592 Town Square
> White
> 2 in 361 Garage
> 2 in 730 Building Set
> Blue
> 2 in 6379 Riding Stable
> 2 in 6355 Derby Trotter
> 1 in 6067 Guarded Inn
> Black
> 2 in 6769 Fort Legoredo
> 1 in 6761 Bandit's Secret Hideout
> 1 in 6062 Battering Ram
> 1 in 6080 Kings Castle
> Clear
> 4 in 585 Police Headquarters
> 4 in 588 Police Headquarters
> 4 in 590 Engine Company No. 9
> Pink
> 2 in 6410 Cabana Beach
> 1 in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
>
> > And I'm sure there is a blue one in The Guarded Inn.
> > Probably a few more elsewhere too.
> >
> > Sure would be nice to get a hold of some of those, oh well guess I'll improvise
> > for now. :-)
> >
> > Tom
> >
> > In lugnet.trains, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
> > > The yellow ones came from set
> > >
> > > http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=722-1
> > >
> > > Scott Sanburn
> > >
> > > Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Colors I have seen: Brown, Black, Red, Yellow, Clear, Blue, Pink(!),
> > > > > Original Gray (not the darker gray) and (I think) Clear Yellow.
> > > >
> > > > i have not seen the yellow,brown or grey. which sets did they come in?
>
> --
> Build everyday!
> -Tamy
>
> Follow the bouncing boxes!
> http://home.att.net/~mookie1/jambalaya.html
>
> http://home.att.net/~mookie1/
> http://mookie.iwarp.com/ (mirror site)
> Lego isn't a toy, it's a way of life!
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Add 2 yellow doors from 722, also an old Universal set. See
http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=722-1 for pic.
In lugnet.trains, Alan Demlow writes:
> There are also 2 blue in 733, an old Universal set. • Alan
> In lugnet.trains, Tamyra Teed writes:
> > There's also a 1 black in 6062 Battering Ram
> > 2 blue in 6355 Derby Trotter
> > 2 red in 1592 Town Square
> > 1 pink in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
> > 1 black in 6080 Kings Castle
> > There's some white ones in a train set that I can't remember the number
> > or name of right now.
> >
> > Can someone name a set with the Brown ones? I'd like to get a couple of
> > those if possible...
> > The red have to come in more sets though I can't think of any more off
> > the top of my head.
> >
> > I added them to the list below so we'll have them all in one place..
> >
> > note: it looks like 6418 Country Club has 2 half doors in pink
> >
> > "Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
> > >
> > > Copied from http://www.lugnet.com/inv/
> > >
> > > Large Door for 1 X 1 X 2 shutter piece
> > >
> > > Seen in at least 10 sets:
> >
> > Red
> > 4 in 374 Fire Station
> > 2 in 1592 Town Square
> > White
> > 2 in 361 Garage
> > 2 in 730 Building Set
> > Blue
> > 2 in 6379 Riding Stable
> > 2 in 6355 Derby Trotter
> > 1 in 6067 Guarded Inn
> > Black
> > 2 in 6769 Fort Legoredo
> > 1 in 6761 Bandit's Secret Hideout
> > 1 in 6062 Battering Ram
> > 1 in 6080 Kings Castle
> > Clear
> > 4 in 585 Police Headquarters
> > 4 in 588 Police Headquarters
> > 4 in 590 Engine Company No. 9
> > Pink
> > 2 in 6410 Cabana Beach
> > 1 in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
> >
> > > And I'm sure there is a blue one in The Guarded Inn.
> > > Probably a few more elsewhere too.
> > >
> > > Sure would be nice to get a hold of some of those, oh well guess I'll • improvise
> > > for now. :-)
> > >
> > > Tom
> > >
> > > In lugnet.trains, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
> > > > The yellow ones came from set
> > > >
> > > > http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=722-1
> > > >
> > > > Scott Sanburn
> > > >
> > > > Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > > Colors I have seen: Brown, Black, Red, Yellow, Clear, Blue, Pink(!),
> > > > > > Original Gray (not the darker gray) and (I think) Clear Yellow.
> > > > >
> > > > > i have not seen the yellow,brown or grey. which sets did they come in?
> >
> > --
> > Build everyday!
> > -Tamy
> >
> > Follow the bouncing boxes!
> > http://home.att.net/~mookie1/jambalaya.html
> >
> > http://home.att.net/~mookie1/
> > http://mookie.iwarp.com/ (mirror site)
> > Lego isn't a toy, it's a way of life!
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Updated the list to include the swinging doors in the two train sets 7730 and
7820
Red
4 in 374 Fire Station
2 in 1592 Town Square
4 in 7820 Mail Van
White
2 in 361 Garage
2 in 730 Building Set
4 in 7730 Goods Train
Blue
2 in 6379 Riding Stable
2 in 6355 Derby Trotter
1 in 6067 Guarded Inn
Black
2 in 6769 Fort Legoredo
1 in 6761 Bandit's Secret Hideout
1 in 6062 Battering Ram
1 in 6080 Kings Castle
Clear
4 in 585 Police Headquarters
4 in 588 Police Headquarters
4 in 590 Engine Company No. 9
Pink
2 in 6410 Cabana Beach
1 in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
> > > > And I'm sure there is a blue one in The Guarded Inn.
> > > > Probably a few more elsewhere too.
> > > >
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Michel Magnan wrote:
> Updated the list to include the swinging doors in the two train sets 7730 and
> 7820
> Red
> 4 in 374 Fire Station
> 2 in 1592 Town Square
> 4 in 7820 Mail Van
> White
> 2 in 361 Garage
> 2 in 730 Building Set
> 4 in 7730 Goods Train
> Blue
> 2 in 6379 Riding Stable
> 2 in 6355 Derby Trotter
> 1 in 6067 Guarded Inn
> Black
> 2 in 6769 Fort Legoredo
> 1 in 6761 Bandit's Secret Hideout
> 1 in 6062 Battering Ram
> 1 in 6080 Kings Castle
> Clear
> 4 in 585 Police Headquarters
> 4 in 588 Police Headquarters
> 4 in 590 Engine Company No. 9
> Pink
> 2 in 6410 Cabana Beach
> 1 in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
>
> > > > > And I'm sure there is a blue one in The Guarded Inn.
> > > > > Probably a few more elsewhere too.
someone mentioned brown and grey? which sets for those?
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Looks like we have a few more to add, some mentioned by others and I "found" a
few more. Added below ... (please correct if wrong)
If anyone knows of any other colors or sets, please list. Thanks alot.
Now how many parts/sets do we have left to inventory ... about 3500? :-)
Tom
In lugnet.trains, Michel Magnan writes:
> Updated the list to include the swinging doors in the two train sets 7730 and
> 7820
> Red
> 4 in 374 Fire Station
2 in 375 Yellow Castle
2 in 566 Universal Building Set
> 2 in 1592 Town Square
> 4 in 7820 Mail Van
> White • 3 in 165 Cargo Station
> 2 in 361 Garage
> 2 in 730 Building Set
> 4 in 7730 Goods Train
> Blue • 2 in 733 Universal Building Set
> 2 in 6379 Riding Stable
> 2 in 6355 Derby Trotter
> 1 in 6067 Guarded Inn
> Black
> 2 in 6769 Fort Legoredo
> 1 in 6761 Bandit's Secret Hideout
> 1 in 6062 Battering Ram
> 1 in 6080 Kings Castle
> Clear
> 4 in 585 Police Headquarters
> 4 in 588 Police Headquarters
> 4 in 590 Engine Company No. 9
> Pink
> 2 in 6410 Cabana Beach
> 1 in 6419 Rolling Acres Ranch
Yellow
2 in 722 Universal Building Set
2 in 744 Universal Building Set
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I hereby do admit that 8 wide CAN look good. John showed me a boxcar he
has been working on, it has a FRED in the end, integrated grab iron
ladders, sliding doors, separated roofwalk, and a whole bunch of other
details.
It looked really good. It also reminded me a lot of a G scale boxcar.
Really very nice work.
However... they are just not practical as 8 wide does not scale well
with minifig scale. This is the same reason I build my cars 4 wide even
though only one minifig can sit in each row.
So don't go in the 8 wide direction. The dark side can be deceptive.
John Neal wrote:
>
> "Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
>
> > 8 wide !!! The idea has crossed my mind, do I dare crossover?
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Very gracious of you to say so, Lar. Thank you...I think. All of this
talk about the dark side makes me feel like Darth Wider or a Girth Maul;-)
BTW Lar, what is keeping your pants up these days? You left your
suspenders on my train layout! {:^D I'm using them to support my train
bridge, though;-)
-John
Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> I hereby do admit that 8 wide CAN look good. John showed me a boxcar he
> has been working on, it has a FRED in the end, integrated grab iron
> ladders, sliding doors, separated roofwalk, and a whole bunch of other
> details.
>
> It looked really good. It also reminded me a lot of a G scale boxcar.
> Really very nice work.
>
> However... they are just not practical as 8 wide does not scale well
> with minifig scale. This is the same reason I build my cars 4 wide even
> though only one minifig can sit in each row.
>
> So don't go in the 8 wide direction. The dark side can be deceptive.
>
> John Neal wrote:
> >
> > "Thomas P. Rafert" wrote:
> >
> > > 8 wide !!! The idea has crossed my mind, do I dare crossover?
> --
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I never thought I'd live long enough to hear that. But the other thing I
wonder if I'll ever see is John's site displaying the said boxcar. ;-)
-Tom McD.
when replying, most postmen will not deliver to a house with a spamcake
guarding the porch.
In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> Very gracious of you to say so, Lar. Thank you...I think. All of this
> talk about the dark side makes me feel like Darth Wider or a Girth Maul;-)
>
> BTW Lar, what is keeping your pants up these days? You left your
> suspenders on my train layout! {:^D I'm using them to support my train
> bridge, though;-)
>
> -John
>
> Larry Pieniazek wrote:
>
> > I hereby do admit that 8 wide CAN look good. John showed me a boxcar he
> > has been working on, it has a FRED in the end, integrated grab iron
> > ladders, sliding doors, separated roofwalk, and a whole bunch of other
> > details.
> >
> > It looked really good. It also reminded me a lot of a G scale boxcar.
> > Really very nice work.
> >
> > However... they are just not practical as 8 wide does not scale well
> > with minifig scale. This is the same reason I build my cars 4 wide even
> > though only one minifig can sit in each row.
> >
> > So don't go in the 8 wide direction. The dark side can be deceptive.
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Touché. Et tu, spamtus?
-John
Tom McDonald wrote:
> I never thought I'd live long enough to hear that. But the other thing I
> wonder if I'll ever see is John's site displaying the said boxcar. ;-)
>
> -Tom McD.
> when replying, most postmen will not deliver to a house with a spamcake
> guarding the porch.
>
> In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> > Very gracious of you to say so, Lar. Thank you...I think. All of this
> > talk about the dark side makes me feel like Darth Wider or a Girth Maul;-)
> >
> > BTW Lar, what is keeping your pants up these days? You left your
> > suspenders on my train layout! {:^D I'm using them to support my train
> > bridge, though;-)
> >
> > -John
> >
> > Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> >
> > > I hereby do admit that 8 wide CAN look good. John showed me a boxcar he
> > > has been working on, it has a FRED in the end, integrated grab iron
> > > ladders, sliding doors, separated roofwalk, and a whole bunch of other
> > > details.
> > >
> > > It looked really good. It also reminded me a lot of a G scale boxcar.
> > > Really very nice work.
> > >
> > > However... they are just not practical as 8 wide does not scale well
> > > with minifig scale. This is the same reason I build my cars 4 wide even
> > > though only one minifig can sit in each row.
> > >
> > > So don't go in the 8 wide direction. The dark side can be deceptive.
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If it makes it into any GMLTC pix I'll see it :-) (I'm just jealous cuz I
haven't seen it yet :-)
-Tom McD.
when replying, spamcake can absorb up to 47 times its weight in excess stomach
acid.
In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> Touché. Et tu, spamtus?
>
> -John
>
> Tom McDonald wrote:
>
> > I never thought I'd live long enough to hear that. But the other thing I
> > wonder if I'll ever see is John's site displaying the said boxcar. ;-)
> >
> > -Tom McD.
> > when replying, most postmen will not deliver to a house with a spamcake
> > guarding the porch.
> >
> > In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> > > Very gracious of you to say so, Lar. Thank you...I think. All of this
> > > talk about the dark side makes me feel like Darth Wider or a Girth Maul;-)
> > >
> > > BTW Lar, what is keeping your pants up these days? You left your
> > > suspenders on my train layout! {:^D I'm using them to support my train
> > > bridge, though;-)
> > >
> > > -John
> > >
> > > Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> > >
> > > > I hereby do admit that 8 wide CAN look good. John showed me a boxcar he
> > > > has been working on, it has a FRED in the end, integrated grab iron
> > > > ladders, sliding doors, separated roofwalk, and a whole bunch of other
> > > > details.
> > > >
> > > > It looked really good. It also reminded me a lot of a G scale boxcar.
> > > > Really very nice work.
> > > >
> > > > However... they are just not practical as 8 wide does not scale well
> > > > with minifig scale. This is the same reason I build my cars 4 wide even
> > > > though only one minifig can sit in each row.
> > > >
> > > > So don't go in the 8 wide direction. The dark side can be deceptive.
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John Neal wrote:
> BTW Lar, what is keeping your pants up these days? You left your
> suspenders on my train layout! {:^D I'm using them to support my train
> bridge, though;-)
Technically those are braces (they have buttonholes instead of clips).
Better mail them to me or no macaroni. :-)
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John Neal wrote:
>
> Very gracious of you to say so, Lar. Thank you...I think. All of this
> talk about the dark side makes me feel like Darth Wider or a Girth Maul;-)
I just caught those, guess I didn't brace myself very well, did I?
>
> BTW Lar, what is keeping your pants up these days? You left your
> suspenders on my train layout! {:^D I'm using them to support my train
> bridge, though;-)
We won't go into why that was but suffice it to say it had to do with
tiles. And bathrooms.
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At John's rate of web progress, we will never see any pictures of
his stuff. John, you take some pictures and send them to me, I'll
post them for you. Got your slides developed yet?
Paul
Tom McDonald wrote:
>
> If it makes it into any GMLTC pix I'll see it :-) (I'm just jealous cuz I
> haven't seen it yet :-)
>
> -Tom McD.
> when replying, spamcake can absorb up to 47 times its weight in excess stomach
> acid.
>
> In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
> > Touché. Et tu, spamtus?
> >
> > -John
> >
> > Tom McDonald wrote:
> >
> > > I never thought I'd live long enough to hear that. But the other thing I
> > > wonder if I'll ever see is John's site displaying the said boxcar. ;-)
> > >
> > > -Tom McD.
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