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Re: To open, or not to open. That is the question.
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Sat, 30 Sep 2000 01:05:04 GMT
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> I
> don't want them to fade in light, etc...
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> Anyone else go through this? What did you decide?
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> Thanks,
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> Chris
LEGO doesn't really fade in the light, but it does yellow. I had a Pizza To Go
that I left near a sunny window for a couple years- now I have tan bricks,
almost indistinguisable from authentic tan bricks, with white pizzeria
lettering! (The stickers will block fading) Light pink also yellows a bit,
but not as much as white. Now I protect my Lego by covering up my windows with
sheets and not putting the sets near the windows anyway. It seems to be
working, although it is to soon to be sure. As long as you leave a yellowed
set together, it won't be completley unbearable. Yellowed bricks mixed with
fresh ones is what is awful.
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| (...) Go (...) with (...) Blue bricks will also yellow. I have also seen very discolored red bricks. As far as opening sets up. I buy to play. I just opened a 1977 set the other day (664 TV crew, bought for the black cowboy hat, and other parts). (...) (24 years ago, 30-Sep-00, to lugnet.castle)
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| Hi everyone, It's been a while (about 8 months) since I've been on LUGNET -- I had to take a break from LEGO as real life took over. Now I'm easing back into it gently, trying not to spend every dime on new bricks. :) I'm sure this has been (...) (24 years ago, 29-Sep-00, to lugnet.castle)
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