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Re: I thought as much
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 6 Aug 2002 19:47:15 GMT
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I agree with Steven with another example:
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/5231
I've also an Lego Service from -88 (mint) that says 'Beams with holes'
(swe: Bjälkar med hål)
I wish that some of the stuff was available today :)
/Pehter
Steve Bliss wrote:
> In lugnet.technic, Steven lane wrote:
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> > http://www.lugnet.com/quickset/search.cgi?q=1221,1&w=0
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> > This scan shows an old accessory pack of (pre studless) Lego elements.
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> > It cleary describes them as beams. So can we stop calling beams, bricks,
> > when they're obviously beams, and can we call the new imposters studless
> > beams therefore creating a clear naming convention and avoiding confusion.
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> That set description was supplied by LUGNET data admins, not by TLC.
> The curly brackets indicate this.
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> AFAIK, the traditional TLC name for those parts with studs and pin holes
> are "Technic Bricks".
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> But "beam" has been commonly used for some time, so things are confusing
> with two types of 'beams'.
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> Steve
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