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Re: Why Gary cannot go to Legoland.
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 12 May 2001 19:06:39 GMT
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> Now wait a minute. Why would they *mold* the color number?
> Is a given mold only used for a single color?
> I think it makes more sense to use a mold for whatever
> color you need, instead of having to make a new mold for every color.
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> /Eric McC/
LEGO Foreman: Hey! We need the 2x8 brick mold on the number 17 machine today!
LEGO Worker: Sorry boss. We sent that mold to Billund yesterday. You can
only make 1x2 plates in white today.
LEGO Foreman: OK. What was our total output for the Enfield works yesterday?
LEGO Worker: Well, we made 3 blue 2x8 bricks on machine 6, moved the mold to
machine 12 and made 8 yellow 2x8's, then moved the mold to machine 19 and
made 6 white 2x8's. So total output for the entire plant was 17 2x8's in 3
colors, each worth about $.20. We paid our 300 plant employees $15 an hour
for 8 hours, and had 27 machines down with no molds to make parts with.
LEGO Foreman: (Looks to the heavens) WHY DIDN'T WE HAVE THE FORESIGHT TO
MAKE MORE MOLDS?!?!?
:-)
Matt
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| (...) Now wait a minute. Why would they *mold* the color number? Is a given mold only used for a single color? I think it makes more sense to use a mold for whatever color you need, instead of having to make a new mold for every color. /Eric McC/ (23 years ago, 12-May-01, to lugnet.general)
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