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Re: Colous in Lego
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 11 Oct 1999 14:44:12 GMT
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On Sun, 10 Oct 1999 03:17:22 GMT, jamien@interworx.com.au (Jamie Obrien)
wrote:
> Hi, i was just pondering some issues about colours in Lego. Mostly
> about transparents and Fluros. I've always called the transparent
> parts clear XXX, but is it more proper to call them Transparent XXX.
> Also what is the actual colour of the (almost) transparent
> windshields. I have some really clear pieces, and others with a slight
> tint of blue. I'm presuming they are 2 seperate colours. Are they?
> One last thing. Is the Fluro Green actually Fluro Green, or Fluro
> Yellow?
BTW, when talking to TLG, they call this color "transparent neon green".
> ( and do we need to add transparent/clear to the colour name
> when describing them?)
I'd say yes. Although I've seen 'transparent' given as an attribute of the
part, rather than the color:
"transparent 2x4 brick, red"
rather than
"2x4 brick, transparent red"
But that seems odd to me.
> Still wainting for those Glow in the dark pieces!!
Didn't M***-***ks come out with some of those? There was another brand of
semi-compatible bricks that had a lot of GitD pieces.
Steve
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