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| And if that's not confusing enough... I also have 2x6 plates with "Pat. Pend." removed from the mold in red, white, blue, yellow and black. Some of the plates had the "Pat. Pend." removed from within one of the circles, others at the edge of the (...) (18 years ago, 31-Aug-07, to lugnet.inv, lugnet.parts)
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| Wow, What's funny is that John is purchasing some old plates from me right now, so this discussion is rather Deja Vu! John, does that gray plate have Pat. Pend. on the underside? Of the mint plates you're getting from me 6 are of the 2x6 size WITH (...) (18 years ago, 31-Aug-07, to lugnet.inv, lugnet.parts)
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| (...) This was a strange one in that the instructions did not show the detail of the roof. Mine is in very good condition with what looks like all original parts. I got it off ebay from somewhere in Europe. It is possible that it was a substitute, (...) (18 years ago, 31-Aug-07, to lugnet.inv, lugnet.parts)
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| (...) <snip> The plate 2x6 sounds very surprising to me. Maybe some brick historians can answer this question. 1. Peeron says about the plate 2x6: 1966 gray in 112-2, 1967 white in 371-2, then nine years nothing, 1977 in five colours. The database (...) (18 years ago, 30-Aug-07, to lugnet.inv, lugnet.parts)
| | | | | Re: Why does LEGO call the 33 degree slope a "25 degree" slope?
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| (...) It's actually 26.57 degrees. Including the lip at the end, a roof built with those parts will have a slope of 30.96 degrees. So the Lego name probably comes from approximating the slope. The community name probably comes from erroneously using (...) (18 years ago, 5-Aug-07, to lugnet.parts)
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