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Re: Top secret project - we need your help
Newsgroups: 
lugnet.lego, lugnet.color
Date: 
Wed, 19 May 2004 17:27:00 GMT
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In lugnet.lego, Sonnich Jensen wrote:

Windows - I'd like to see window of the transperant type, but not clear - e.g.
in toilets, windows are present (for light), but a type, which you cannot look
through. Dont know the word for this.
Could be usefull in trains.

Hi Sonnich,

The term you are looking for is 'translucent' which means that it allows light
through, but the light gets diffused (ie. scrambled) so that one can't see
through it. Old Lego windows, incidentally, tend to become translucent as they
collect tiny scratches from jostling with other pieces and being played with.
One can think of a simple continuum with 'transparent' at one end and 'opaque'
at the other. In between there are varying degrees of translucence.

Arches - large selection in any colour for model building,
- same goes for slopes, and other bricks for building models.
I think of arches, slopes, rounded bricks, tiles, shutters and doors with
holders (e.g. 1x1 brick 2 high) in a selection of colours, such as sand red,
green etc, doors in related black and brown etc. Take a look at a building, and
see what you need (I am thinking og older buildings, such as manor houses,
churches, wooden houses


I second that request.

Peace and clarity,

Professor Whateverly



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  Re: Top secret project - we need your help
 
I did not add some, as e.g. arches already are popular. See my comment for more: 2335 Flag 2 x 2 A system with stickers for different coutries and maybe companies. Once I have used this flag for a building, using "birthday party stickers", which fit (...) (20 years ago, 19-May-04, to lugnet.lego, lugnet.color)

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