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Re: color problems with 10190
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 4 Jul 2007 04:57:04 GMT
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In lugnet.general, John Patterson wrote:
> I just put together 10190 and find that the navy blue bricks come in two or
> three shades. Has anyone else had this observation? I hope that this is a
> fluke and not a overall problem since Lego has outsourced the making of the
> bricks. I opened up a second set and it had the same color problem.
I don't own that set, but I can tell you it's not a fluke. The first set that
really sparked notice in this problem was the Harry Potter Knight Bus, with the
then-new dark-purple color. Dark-red has since started showing up in seriously
mismatched shades, and with dark-blue being added to the list I'm sure it won't
be much longer before the same thing happens to dark-green. Brown and dark-bley
seem to be relatively immune to this problem, possibly due to the sheer volume
they produce in those colors resulting in a much quicker troubleshooting
process. It also doesn't seem to be a hugely noticable problem with lighter
colors, though slight variations have been noticed with some of the more basic
bright colors as well.
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| I just put together 10190 and find that the navy blue bricks come in two or three shades. Has anyone else had this observation? I hope that this is a fluke and not a overall problem since Lego has outsourced the making of the bricks. I opened up a (...) (17 years ago, 4-Jul-07, to lugnet.general)
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