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Re: Lego colors "off" in 98 tub
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 27 Oct 2001 21:07:15 GMT
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I had noticed this some time ago, but thought I was just going blind...
I've not seen it recently, so I guess that is a good thing.
Troy
"Erik Olson" <olsone@spamcop.net> wrote in message
news:GLvo5p.JrG@lugnet.com...
> Ugh. There are 3 distinct shades of plain yellow bricks in my collection. • I
> thought they came from different sources, but, I have just sorted a single
> baggy with 2 distinct shades of yellow 2x2 bricks. YUCK! I am not talking
> about light yellow and regular yellow, these are plain Lego Yellow bricks
> but half of them have a greenish tinge reminiscent of cheese. I also have
> many that are either more or less saturated yellow.
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> In full light it's hard to detect, but it becomes obvious when the light • is
> dimming.
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> That I have just got a mixture out of a single polybag means that they • were
> randomly mixed together at the source.
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> These bricks were in 1998 anniversary blue tubs.
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> One of my friends says he likes the variegated effect, but I don't. They • are
> extremely hard to tell apart until they are already used.
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| Ugh. There are 3 distinct shades of plain yellow bricks in my collection. I thought they came from different sources, but, I have just sorted a single baggy with 2 distinct shades of yellow 2x2 bricks. YUCK! I am not talking about light yellow and (...) (23 years ago, 27-Oct-01, to lugnet.general)
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