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Re: Orange bricks in Artic 2000
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 11 Nov 1999 16:02:57 GMT
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Simon Robinson wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Ben Gatrelle writes:
> > What is the consensus on colors: more is better, or stick to traditional
> > colors?
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> In my view it depends. More colours is better if it means we're getting
> clearly distinguishable colours that happened not to exist before -
> I like the introduction of bricks in orange, tan, brown and green
> that's happened over the last 4 years because those were colours that
> were arguably needed.
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> However I don't think it's a good thing if we start getting lots of subtly
> different shades of the same colour - as happened with pink and looked
> like it might have started to happen with green - with a couple of sets
> last year having bright green bricks (though I'm not sure if any of the
> year 2000 sets have these). When that happens the main effect is it becomes
> much harder to build up a big enough supply of bricks of that colour
> to make anything big in that colour - especially when it's not such a common
> colour in the first place.
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> Simon
> http://www.SimonRobinson.com
I agree completely. Let's not have too many shades of green. But I wish we
could obtain brick parts packs of at least the more common new colors (brown,
tan, dark grey, green, orange) and maybe even light blue, teal, pink and
magenta. I use these new colors as accent pieces on my buildings, and with some
of these colors, I can build Art Deco buildings with vibrant colored accents.
The pastel colors of the Miami Beach Art Deco district (Tropical Deco) can now
be recreated, especially with tiles in some of these colors. Tile pieces make
for great Deco buildings.
Gary Istok
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| (...) In my view it depends. More colours is better if it means we're getting clearly distinguishable colours that happened not to exist before - I like the introduction of bricks in orange, tan, brown and green that's happened over the last 4 years (...) (25 years ago, 10-Nov-99, to lugnet.general)
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