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Re: Fence colours
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 23 Feb 1999 14:04:10 GMT
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Simon Robinson writes:
> Here's a query to test your Lego knowledge.
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> I'm curious about the trellis fences. The ones I mean are the ones
> with a 1 x 4 base. They have a trellis fence style (think that's the right
> word - diagonal criss-crossed pattern).
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> There's one that's 2 basic
> bricks high with the fence in the middle of the brick, common in the early
> 70s, but doesn't seem to have been used much recently. My only ones at
> the moment are red ones from 4554 Metro Station. There's also a lower
> one, one basic brick high, with the fence along one edge of the brick.
> I think this one was introduced a bit later. The aquanauts/hydronauts
> used black ones of these quite a bit, though not for fences.
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> What colours have these fences been produced in? I remember having
> quite a few red ones of both types and white ones of the higher brick
> when I was a kiddie in the 70s, though I can't remember what sets they
> came from. Did Lego ever do blue or yellow ones? (or black ones of the
> high fence)?
>
> Simon
> http://www.SimonRobinson.com
Set 6362, Postal office had two black gates that fit these high fences.
They were used (or ARE used in my postoffice) to make an enclosed space for
sorting the mail.
Mark
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