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Re: Quality of bricks from "bulk-ordering"
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Mon, 24 Jul 2000 05:45:52 GMT
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Hi Adrian, Hi all...

lawrence wilkes wrote:

In lugnet.general, Adrian Rohnfelder writes:
Hi Everybody !

I just had a interesting phone call with a Lego-Shop-Owner (in Germany). He
told me that the quality of the bricks which are sold as "bulk-orders" is much
more worse than of bricks used in sets or service packs (also colors are
different which would be a problem building own creations with a mixture of
bricks), does anybody have experiences with these new bulk-order-bricks, are
there any differences or what would you say ?

cant believe Lego would deliberately sell inferior bricks via a bulk ordering
process.
Lego seem to take pride in quality.
Why would they run two machines side by side, 'set bricks' and 'bulk bricks'?
Cost cannot be that much of a factor.
They must know that the AFOLs who pressed for bulk ordering are going to be
the most picky bunch.

I've ordered quite a few of these bulk bricks, and the only things that are of
inferior quality are the bizarre polybags they put the bulk bricks in.  The grey
bricks are identical to the ones I have, and the colour is indistinguishable--and
that's across 45 packs of 2x4s.

Sounds more like the German shop owner doesnt want you buying your bricks from
Lego direct instead of him!!

I agree--it does sound that way.  Er sprecht falsch (at the very least).

I hope not anyway. Cant talk from experience but have several hundred windows
on order! So I hope they match the ones I've got.

Mine do.  I think you're in for a happy time.

best

LFB



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(...) cant believe Lego would deliberately sell inferior bricks via a bulk ordering process. Lego seem to take pride in quality. Why would they run two machines side by side, 'set bricks' and 'bulk bricks'? Cost cannot be that much of a factor. They (...) (24 years ago, 20-Jul-00, to lugnet.general)

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