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Re: Question about 1x1 brick with headlight
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 22 Jun 2001 09:08:35 GMT
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Hi Kyle,
thanks for answering my headlight-question. I won't say the 1x1
headlight appears in a Technic set from pre 1980. Anyway, 1980 seems to
be right.
I am planing a little LEGO®-geometry site for our german 1000steine
platform, maybe I could translate it into english for lugnet also...
I will write down some thoughts about the headlight brick and the 1x2
offset plate with centred stud. These 2 pieces are core-pieces for nice
detailed solutions like SNOT technique and offset building. Do you know
the big LEGO book with the red US convertible at the main cover? There
is a nice mup-pad build only by these headlight bricks ... LEGO might
didn't know in 1980 what great invention they made by releasing the
headlight brick.
Kind regards to Canada
Holger
P.S. Please check your e-mail-address, I couldn't send you a mail.
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| (...) G'day Holger, What is a "mup-pad"? Is there a web site with pictures? (...) That's just my "anti-spam" address. You need to delete the section of my email address that says "deletethisspamblock". A lot of people do that so that automated (...) (23 years ago, 23-Jun-01, to lugnet.general)
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| (...) G'day Holger, I am gambling that you are right, that 1980 was the first year for that piece. I have a catalogue from 1979, and that piece doesn't appear in there. However there are many 1980 sets that have it, including Classic Space. If it (...) (23 years ago, 21-Jun-01, to lugnet.general)
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