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Re: Variations in dark blue color.
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lugnet.color
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Tue, 12 Feb 2008 19:50:56 GMT
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In lugnet.color, Karl Paulsen wrote:
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> What is happening to LEGO QC?
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> Also, could PAB be a dumping ground for sub par Bricks?
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> Anyone have any explanation or experience related to this?
Here's some of problems that I ran into... I bought a bunch of 2x10 white
plates, stacked the neatly to fit inside a PaB cup. After stacking about 20 of
them together, I realized that the sides of the plates didn't all line up
smoothly. They're off just by a little bit -- enough that you can visually see
it -- fractions of a millimeter. In larger structures you wouldn't notice it,
but in micro-structures you might... We found out that you have to 'orient' the
plates to get them to line up smoothly on the side.
Our group bought a case of tan 2x4 bricks (the cases used to stock the PaB wall)
for a hospital project. In natural light, you can see color variations within
the same box of tan bricks -- some lighter, more yellowish; others more dark
more grayish.
--Mike.
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| Last month, I was extremely excited to find dark blue corner bricks in PAB at the Schaumburg LEGO store. I picked up 30-50 or so of them as I packed a holiday box. When I got home, I took them out and noticed immidiately that they were at least two (...) (17 years ago, 12-Feb-08, to lugnet.color)
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