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Re: Brick Quality Issues (was: 7171 tolerance)
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lugnet.lego.direct
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Fri, 26 Jan 2001 00:40:09 GMT
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Several 1x1 plates from my mosiac kit had excess plastic around the base of the plate from the molding process.
-chris
J. Irvine wrote:
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> Quick note: I thought this was important enough to warrant its own
> thread.
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> 'Reinhard "Ben" Beneke' wrote:
> > If this was the only bended or wrong sized Lego® brick,
> > I could live with that, but take a look at the complete
> > folder of this gallery: none of these bricks has same
> > quality as they have had in the past. :-(
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=2880
> > And these are just a few out of thousands of poor
> > quality bricks I bought during the last year....
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> I have had similar problems with a fair number of my newer pieces as
> well: they are too far apart, too loose, etc. I've also had a much
> larger than normal amount of new pieces that were chipped or slightly
> deformed in some way. Also, a lot more of the printed parts (minifig
> faces, tiles, etc.) are flawed.
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> Now, I expect some damage or mistakes to occur once in a while, but it's
> been getting more regular lately. What could possibly be the reason for
> lowering the quality of LEGO bricks? They need to get their QA back up
> to par, I think.
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> Thanks for listening.
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> --
> Jeromy Irvine
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> mail: irvinej@accuvera.com
> site: http://www.accuvera.com/lego/
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