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They were used as masts in 314 and 315, two of the old ships-series.
They were also used in the old Model-team: the Harley and the Norton (393 &
394) feature a few as axles, footrests and antenna. The Rolls Royce (395)
uses one for its steering wheel. There are probably more sets from around
that time that have them, but this is all I can come up with now.
Duq
"Kevin Loch" <kloch@opnsys.com> wrote in message
news:G6pCIG.FpC@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.db.inv, Kenneth A. Drumm, Ph.D. writes:
> > How rare is a white Technic axle?
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> All of the responses so far have focused on true white axles
> (which are somewhat rare). There are also #5 axles with stop
> which are much more common.
>
> Then there are translucent "white" axles. These predated the
> classic black axles and last appeared around ~1976. These
> are extremely rare due to their age.
>
> KL
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