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Re: The History of LEGO Plates - Part 1.
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 23 Jul 1999 00:11:26 GMT
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Tom McDonald wrote:
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> In lugnet.general, Bill Katz writes:
> > Gary,
> > Only one small thing I'd like to add. The early Samsonite 1x2 plates
> > (and I think, but would have to check that i have models with 2x2 cellulose
> > acetate plates and 1x2 ABS plates) had a small rectangular pip on the
> > bottomisde, between where the studs fit, instead of teh more common circular
> > pip we see today.
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> Yes. I remember seeing one of those once and thinking it very odd/old. A white
> one if I'm not mistaken.
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> I'm in the ongoing process of separating my older looking bricks from newer
> ones as I come across them, so I can use older ones specifically when I want
> them. The older ones, even the 2x4's, say "pat pend." on them.
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> -Tom McD.
> when replying, Spam Trek Deep Space Five is sponsored by Spamcake: where do
> you want to go today?
it might be of interest that i found one of the architecture lego boxes
a while ago. that one had only the 1x2 plates with rectangular pips. i'm
quite sure now that they do not come in other than the architecture
sets.
have fun,
rufus t.
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| (...) Yes. I remember seeing one of those once and thinking it very odd/old. A white one if I'm not mistaken. I'm in the ongoing process of separating my older looking bricks from newer ones as I come across them, so I can use older ones (...) (25 years ago, 21-Jul-99, to lugnet.general)
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