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Re: Yellow Supercar on Lego.com
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 4 Jan 2000 05:09:42 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Will Middelaer writes:
> In lugnet.technic, Dan Jezek writes:
> > The article talks about the yellow supercar being an official final prototype
> > to the 8448 and was built by Jorgen Christensen.
> > The model in the article and the one on lego.com are without a doubt the • same.
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> After looking at the two pictures for a while, I felt like I was looking at
> one of those kids' games of "Spot the differences."
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> Well, I only found one difference that is striking. Even with the very
> different brightnesses of the pictures, this one difference is easy to see.
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> Can you find it?
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> If you want to see my answer scroll down...
> Along the rocker panel area (That is, along the bottom of the side of the car,
> between the wheel wells) the model from the magazine article has two yellow
> axles and connectors on their ends, but the model on the Lego.com site has
> only a single one.
> Of course, it is the opposite side of the model, so maybe it had a little
> asymmetry, but I would guess that the version on the Lego website is just a
> little different in time than the model in the magazine article. I wonder it
> they added that piece in or if they took it out as some sort of de-contenting
> simplification process.
If you look closely then you'll see that the picture on lego.com DOES have 2
beams on the opposite side. It is really hard to see but when you look close
you'll spot it. That means that when looking from the front of the car, the
left side uses 2 beams and the right side uses only one. But why? Maybe TLC
wanted to see if the wing doors would look better with an extra beam. But
those 2 pictures are without a doubt the same model just taken from different
angles.
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| (...) After looking at the two pictures for a while, I felt like I was looking at one of those kids' games of "Spot the differences." Well, I only found one difference that is striking. Even with the very different brightnesses of the pictures, this (...) (24 years ago, 3-Jan-00, to lugnet.technic)
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