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In lugnet.lego.direct, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> are *not* Train windows. They are thinwalls. It so happens that they were used
> in 4561. But then, 4561 is barely a train anyway.
>
> This:
> http://www.lugnet.com/cad/ldraw/parts/ref/images/4035.gif
> and this:
> http://www.lugnet.com/cad/ldraw/parts/ref/images/6556.gif
>
> are train windows
>
> I ain't complaining. We have a great source of train windows in the soccer
> buses (although we need window glass too), and thinwalls like that are GREAT
> for modern buildings like shopfronts and skyscrapers and lots of other uses,
> but they're not Train windows. It's unfortunate that the web site calls them
> that.
You're absolutely right. Thin walls were around many years before they
were ever used in a train. However, I would rather bulk order thin walls than
train windows. What would I do with 300 train windows? I could do lots of
things with 300 thin walls.
KL
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