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Re: Planning on a new History of LEGO Windows....
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Tue, 15 Aug 2000 13:23:34 GMT
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Thanks Ben,

I wasn't sure, but I thought that the 1x1x1 and 1x1x2 in black did not exist.
That leaves only the 1x1x2 and the 1x2x2 as existing classic black windows/doors.

I believe that the gray 1x2x3 classic door does NOT exist in gray.  There was a
set on German EBAY (#352 Windmill set) that was up for auction, and the picture
showed a white door.  The instructions (I believe) were misleading, since they
showed a gray door.  But that door (and the 1x2x2 window) were shaded gray in the
instructions to help with the set assembly.  I believe what made this issue more
confusing was the fact that someone (Mark Harrison I believe) bought a 352 set,
and the seller included a gray 1x2x2 window (from the 7740 Intercity Train???),
and said that the gray door was all mangled and was replaced with a white door.
I question the validity of this sellers statement (I'm not questioning Mark
here).  But no one else has come forward with any other confirmation one way or
the other.

As to the other window I was questioning.  I am surprised at how rare the 1x3x2
windows are in white to begin with.  All that I have are of the older varieties.
NONE have the missing window sill.  And I do have an awful lot of the classic
windows/doors.  It is possible that none of this variety exists in white,
although, I want other confirmation first.

For the Window history article, I will be discussing the fact that there are 4
different window/door types.  They are 1) the first 1957 Cellulose Acetate
windows/doors (slightly different from later windows/doors), the Cellulose
Acetate windows/doors with window sills, the ABS windows/doors with window sills,
the ABS windows/doors of the sill-less variety (even the classic doors, large
1x6x3 windows, and 1x6x2 shuttered windows are different during this period).

More to come!
Gary Istok


Reinhard \"Ben\" Beneke wrote:

In lugnet.general, Gary Istok writes:

2) 1x2x1 or 1x1x1 classic window in black - does anyone have any of
these in any type?

Nerver heared of such windows in black. For sure they havn't been part of any
regular train sets.

I know of the existence of the 1x1x2 in black (I
have one example).

From Sets 7750 (4 pieces) and 7730 (2 pieces).

Do you plan a site with pictures? Have you visited recently updated site of
Legofreak Karl Heinz? (For those who don't speak german windows = Fenster)

http://www.planet-interkom.de/lfreak/index.htm

Last point: in April/May there was a discussion about grey 1x2x3 dor: I still
doubt its existance. Do you know more about?

Regards,

Ben



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