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Re: LEGO Inside Tour (New theory on color change: stock dyes)
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Sat, 21 Aug 2004 21:19:25 GMT
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Interesting remarks. Rather than answering the reason for the ‘lost colors’,
I would think this would go quite a bit towards explaining recent
inconsistant colors. The purple bus and the goofy shades of navy blue come to
mind. Perhaps the color dyes don’t always mix properly. Anyone know more
about the technical processes involved here ?
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There was a post about the purples- they were made in different countries
(Hungary, Swiss and Danish, IIRC), and the dyes used are not from the same batch
(or maker?) Anyway, the colours are different, because the dyes are different.
The idea that because they had changed colouring method, that the colours would
change is silly. Lego is a big enough company that if it wants a RGB mix of
whatever, it would be able to source it. It’s like mixing paint- something that
isn’t rocket science to manage. Lego wanted a colour change, so they got a
different set of colours to use as a new baseline.
James Powell.
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| (...) Well unfortunately, those 2 paragraphs are somewhat contradictory. If LEGO is "a big enough company that if it wants a RGB mix of whatever, it would be able to source it", then why couldn't they source consistent purple dyes, even in different (...) (20 years ago, 22-Aug-04, to lugnet.color, FTX)
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