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Re: Which piece is available in the most colours?
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Thu, 9 Mar 2000 18:25:54 GMT
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Frank Filz wrote:
> Frank Filz wrote:
> >
> > Huw Millington wrote in message ...
> > > Which piece is available in the most colours?
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> > I'd more expect 1x2 bricks
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> > > I reckon its the 2x1 grille tile. I have examples in 18 colours:
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> > > Black
> > > Dark Grey
> > > Grey
> > > White
> > >
> > > Tan
> > > Brown
> > > Gold
> > > Silver
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> > -2 for 1x2 bricks (gold, silver)
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> > > Red
> > > Orange
> > > Yellow
> > > Green
> > > Teal
> > > Blue
> > > Purple
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> > -2 for 1x2 bricks (teal, purple)
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> > > Trans red
> > > Trans flourescent green
> > > Trans flourescent orange
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> > -1 for 1x2 bricks (trans flourescent green)
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> > Trans green
> > Trans blue
> > Trans yellow
> > Clear
> > Trans pink
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> > > Anyone got any pink ones?
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> > Light green
> > Light pink
> > Dark pink
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> > Looks like 21, to the grille tiles 18
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> There is a technical problem with this list... The transparent 1x2
> bricks are different parts from the normal 1x2 bricks.
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> If we switch to 1x1 bricks, we lose the trans flourescent orange and
> perhaps the light and dark pink (is there a teal 1x1 brick?)
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> > Other colors which exist which I haven't seen 1x2 bricks in:
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> > Light yellow (cream)
> > Trans purple
> > Trans light blue
> > Trans grey
> > Light purple
> > New Belville light blue
> > Light blue (Maersk)
> > Trans sparkle pink
> > Medium purple
> > Bright green
> > Various Scala colors
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> Also:
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> Blue chrome
> Green chrome
> Trans sparkle purple
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> --
> Frank Filz
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Usually I would agree with the statement that there are 2 different
types of 1x2 bricks. But the clear bricks have undergone so many
different metamorphosis over the last 40 years (there was even a long
period when they had the same posts underneath, and hence were the same
as the non-clear 1x2's), that I think that we can keep them itemized as
one piece, even though they are structurally slightly different. After
all they are still 1x2 bricks.
The (pseudo-impartial) LEGO Referee............. :-)
Gary Istok
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| Gary Istok <gistok@umich.edu> wrote in message news:38C7ECB2.A7A897...ich.edu... (...) It is also worth noting that the 1x2 grille tile has undergone an evolution where the bottom had a slight notch taken out to make them easier to pry up. Also, (...) (25 years ago, 10-Mar-00, to lugnet.general)
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| (...) There is a technical problem with this list... The transparent 1x2 bricks are different parts from the normal 1x2 bricks. If we switch to 1x1 bricks, we lose the trans flourescent orange and perhaps the light and dark pink (is there a teal 1x1 (...) (25 years ago, 9-Mar-00, to lugnet.general)
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