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Re: Set #10021 has been spotted at Shop at Home!
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lugnet.loc.nl, lugnet.general
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Date:
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Thu, 20 Jun 2002 14:29:03 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.nl, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.loc.nl, Frank Filz writes:
> > William R Ward wrote:
> > > This is the key point. What possible use could there be for a 1x1
> > > window in new sets? The old style 1x2x2 and 1x2x4 and other sizes of
> > > windows are no longer made, so the 1x1 wouldn't have any "family" to
> > > be used alongside of. It's just not "cool" enough to warrant use in a
> > > new set. Can you imagine a Harry Potter or Star Wars set using this
> > > piece? And I don't just mean using this piece, I mean *needing* it,
> > > enough to justify the cost of creating a mold? If not, forget it.
> >
> > Hmm, I seem to have ordered a bag of white classic 1x2x2 windows from
> > S@H a year or so ago...
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> They're the new ones, not the old ones. They don't have a projecting lip
> that juts out in front at the bottom, as did the entire old family except
> the 1x6x3 . If the 1x1 was revived a decision would need to be made whether
> to revive it exactly (meaning it can't sit behind a brick as the lip blocks
> it) or redesign it somewhat (meaning it is stylistically compatible with the
> new 1x2x2
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> Academically I'd vote for compatible rather than exact replacement.
Are you sure about that lip on the windows, Larry? I'm at work right now
and can't check, but I seem to recall that the only window that had that
annoying protruding bottom lip that interfered with bricks in front was the
1x6x3. I thought the 1x4x2, 1x3x2, 1x2x2, 1x1x2, 1x1x1 didn't have the
extended lip, even on the old ones. I'll check my windows tonight.
Dave!!
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