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Re: How have the new colors affected your recent buying decisions?
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 19 Mar 2004 14:56:28 GMT
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In lugnet.general, John Barnes wrote:
> For myself, I will carry on buying sets. I may wish for old colors, or even
> colors they don't make (yet :), but I will make do with what I can get. I try to
> keep the fact that I am co-opting a children's toy to my AFOL needs in the back
> of my mind will attempting to keep my cool about these kinds of changes.
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> But a thought crossed my mind about buying issues. What are the Lego parks model
> shops going to do when they need to buy parts for maintenance. Are we going to
> see strangely dappled creations in the parks as new colors slowly replace old
> ones as parts of the models have to be repaired or replaced.
As I understand it, the models at LEGOLand are glued which would make it very
difficult to replace just a few bricks if dammage occurs. I imagine that if
they need to repair a building or other model, they will simply build an
entirely new one using consistent (new) colors to replace the old.
Besides, they have probably done the same thing that many of us amateur builders
have done-- stockpile the old colors with both fists.
- Chris.
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