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Re: Now that I've had a chance to see the new colors
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 16 Dec 2003 06:06:10 GMT
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Of course for those of us who use grey and dark grey to try to model anything
other than metal are basically out of luck! No more grey ‘concrete’, no more
dark grey ‘stones’.
Castle builders? Sorry!
Town builders? Sorry!
Train builders? Sorry!
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I think that’s overstating the problem, just a little. There are plenty of
rocks, stones, even castles that are quite a “metallic” colour of grey.
Yes, the old dark grey did have a nice “organic” feel to it, but really I don’t
think that the new greys is entirely unsuited to castles, brick buildings and so
on. Perhaps not as suitable as the old greys, but not a complete washout either.
One exception is that when old dark grey is used in military vehicles it makes a
great standin for olive green, but the new dark grey probably won’t.
The real issue is how to the new and old greys “play together”. I am looking
forward to seeing some pics of mixed mocs.
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| All I can say is, "LEGO, what were you thinking??" You've completely wiped neutral grey out of the color palete, and replaced it with blue-grey. I did see one piece that looked good in the new blue-grey, the binoculars the stormtrooper is carrying (...) (21 years ago, 15-Dec-03, to lugnet.general, FTX)
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