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Re: Road baseplates
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 30 Aug 1999 14:25:21 GMT
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I've got about 8 different of the early grey roadplates that have islands and
other "forks in the road". These are of the type without bikepaths/sidewalks.
They came in 1980's racer, fire stations, police stations, public works sets,
etc. When you add the number of 1990's type roadplates (with the islands/forks),
I'm sure we're talking at least 30 different road designs/patterns/marking colors,
etc in all the different road plates. Too numerous to mention them all.
Gary Istok
Greg Majewski wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Simon Robinson writes:
> > Then there's ones with islands - like the incredibly wide road in the
> > 6337 Pit Stop(? Not certain of the US name), which markings of which
> > match very well with the 6339 baseplate markings. (Have either of these
> > plates appeared in any other set?)
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> The roadplate with an isalnd that I have came with the Central Precinct HQ. It
> is different from the 6337. The road is relatively straight, but after a few
> studs, the road bends toward the edge of the plate and then goes straight
> again, making a shape sort of like this (the ='s being the island):
> _______
> _/ \_
> =======
> ___________
>
> That plate has no markings other than some lines down the edge of the road.
> There are also a few other types of road plates. Take for instance
> the "driveway" roadplates which have a very narrow road that bends in one
> spot. These were mostly used with older sets, but the last one came with the
> most recent (non-junior) police station. There are also the driveway plates
> that are 16x16 and came out just a few years ago. Then there are the plates
> with a three pronged road and two islands in between the prongs. These were
> used in old police and fire station sets.
> Greg "I've just thoroughly confused myself." Majewski
> citrusx__@yahoo.com
> http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Dome/1888/
>
> >
> > Simon
> > http://www.SimonRobinson.com
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