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Re: When Did Tiles Get Their Groove?
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Thu, 20 Dec 2001 21:10:56 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Steve Bliss writes:
> [FUT lugnet.cad.dev]
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> Do any of you oldtimers remember exactly when the bases of the various
> tile parts changed, to have the groove/indent around the edge? Were all
> the tiles changed at once, or did it take a while for everything to get
> into the groove?
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> Awhile ago, Kevin Bane went to the trouble of making new LDraw files for
> the grooved tiles (current LDraw tiles are grooveless). It would be
> nice (very nice!) to be able to sort the different patterned tile parts
> out, and put some groove into the newer tiles.
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> If anyone has specific examples of patterned tiles in either grooved or
> grooveless style, it would be good to know about that as well.
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> I'll post a list of the tiled parts in a bit.
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> Any information or insight on this topic would be ... groovy.
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> Steve
> (sorry about the groovy puns)
The hears of my yellow castle 6075 horses are grooved 1x2 tiles.
My set was bought year 1981.
The set was available here (france), year 1979.
In those times lego group has used rare printed parts and many stickers.
Damien
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