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Re: 5 points
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 9 Aug 2002 22:06:44 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Jeroen de Haan writes:
> Now our friend (and hero) James M. did something in the same line with the
> SF cars/wagons; a set from which you can build 3 different models.
> This could be applied to locs; a set with loads of pieces (a train base of
> course, 4 doors, 2 pantographs, (inverted) slopes) in one colour + some
> plates in a totally different colour for stripping (this will be a Dutch
> English word which will mean something totally different for you
> English/American people, if so, I'm sorry). Now this set could be sold in
> say 5 different (esoteric, not the obvious red please) colours, like an
> orange train with green details, a brown train with yellow details, a blue
> train with with details, dark grey and pink, etc. In that way you can mix
> and match and build your own locs, be it electric, diesel, US or European.
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> Erm, that's it actually.
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> Jeroen
Yeah, that would be cool, then you could build any engine with those colors.
Lego should have the color thing in that rather then the MOT series. Thats
where the color would have really worked b/c most(not all) engines were black.
Diesels and electrics come in many colors and thats where it would pay off.
I wish they would sell 1x1x1 in bulk.
And orange and more green.
Dan
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| (...) An intresting discussion started here. I was thinking about it last night; about US or EU trains, diesel, electric or steam and colours. As a kid I had the 162 ( (URL) ) which was pretty cool 'cos you could make 6 different models with it! Now (...) (22 years ago, 9-Aug-02, to lugnet.trains)
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