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Re: New style of part file 3941 vs. 6143
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Fri, 11 Jan 2002 21:25:36 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw, Chris Dee writes:
> In lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw, Steve Bliss writes:
> > I've posted three new files on the Parts Tracker, they are at:
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> > In the case of 6143/3941, there is a slight-but-noticeable variation
> > between the two related parts. So the 6143 shortcut file could
> > eventually be replace by an actual part, modelling the variation.
> >
> > Steve
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> A brief investigation of my spares reveals a more complex situation.
I guess it does!
I've got some comments below, but for now, let's stick with the two
documented part numbers. If someone wants to create these non-functional
variations of the part(s), I'm ok with that. But let's not get into xxxxA,
xxxxB, etc., until we have to.
You don't happen to have estimates of the years for any of these changes, do
you?
> The probable sequence of these changes with the colours I can confirm is
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> 3941 (and other older un-numbered versions) : 1A 2A 3A : (suggest 3941a)
> - Blue Yellow Black White Grey
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> Change to include small rib
> 3941 (number part visible under rib) : 1B 2A 3A : (suggest 3941b)
> - Red Blue Yellow Black White ClrYellow
So much for the opaque/clear theory - unless using different molds for
opaque & clear is an approach TLC developed over time.
> Change to include larger rib - possibly important for trans parts
> ???? (number not visible on my parts) : 1C 2A 3A : (suggest 3941c)
> - ClrFluorOrange ClrFluorGreen Clear
Interesting - I'm looking at one of these (from an Exploriens 6938 Scorpion
Detector), the only number is '61 16' (the 2 pairs of digits are separated
by an under-stud hollow).
> Change to gripping extensions
> 3941 (number not visible on all parts) : 1C 2B 3A : (suggest 3941d)
> - Red Yellow Black White Grey Brown
Hmm. Is the number visible on *any* of these parts?
> Change to axle hole rib ends
> 6143 (number not visible on all parts) : 1C 2B 3B : (suggest 6143)
> - Red Yellow Black White Brown
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> So, Steve it looks like your classification includes just 3941d and 6143, but
> 3941-like varients are definitely not confined to transparent colours. Strange
> that the part number change is linked to the smallest of variations - and the
> two numbers are almost anagrams of each other.
The anagram thing happens a lot - or at least, it seems to.
> Chris (now wishing he'd not read this posting !)
You did an amazing amount of research in a very short time. Wow!
Steve
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| (...) No, sorry - the bulk of this research was from (a lot of) miscellanous parts in my spares box, and I cannot be sure of the providence of many of my made up sets, so any info from them would be near worthless. (...) Unless problems with the use (...) (22 years ago, 11-Jan-02, to lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw)
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| | Re: New style of part file 3941 vs. 6143
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| (...) A brief investigation of my spares reveals a more complex situation. There are variations in three regions of this part 1) The ribs between the inner cylinder and the rim: 1A) no ribs 1B) small rectangular ribs 1C) larger triangular (rocket (...) (22 years ago, 11-Jan-02, to lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw)
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