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Re: DAT voting page up
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Wed, 24 Feb 1999 14:07:17 GMT
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On Tue, 23 Feb 1999 22:39:51 GMT, "Chris Dee" <chris_w_dee@hotmail.com>
wrote:

> Inflatable Dinghy (30086)
> 
> Is this all one part, or is 30086 the number of the lower part? There seems to
> be a join line, so I suspect this is made of two separate, but inseparable,
> parts.

It seems to be molded as two parts which have been glued or welded.  I'm
not going to pry mine apart to find a second number.  If there is a
different official number for this part, our standard would be to use
that number.[1]

> On the underside the joining lines between the front transverse cylinder and
> the diagonal cylinders seem to be missing.

You mean the curved edge, along the intersection? It's there, but I will
check its placement.

> Boat Bow Plate (2621)
> 
> I think there should be vertical lines along the edge where the surfaces meet.

Yes, I noticed that yesterday.

> Minifig Underwater Scooter (30092)
> 
> Where the blades of the "propellor" meet the inside of the surrounding octagon,
> joining lines appear to be missing.

I'll double-check that.

> Roadsign Clip-on (x890)
> 
> Shouldn't this be modelled in its "natural" orientation - vertically?

That would be my preference.

> Pull back motor
> 
> Are the wheels fixed to the motor, and if so should they be modelled in red,
> regardless of the colour of the main part?

I agree with this question.  I think the wheels on the pullback have
always been red, but I'm not sure.

Steve
--
[1] And I won't argue about that standard at this point.



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