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Re: Do these LEGO Windows exist???
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Thu, 21 Sep 2000 14:20:44 GMT
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Frank Filz wrote:
> Frank Filz wrote in message ...
> > > And while you're at it Frank, please check your classic yellow doors and the 1x6x3 windows. I
> > > have about 35 of the doors and 8 of the windows, and I've only found 2 types for each (with and
> > > without holes on top by the studs - the doors had one or none, and the large 1x6x3 windows had
> > > two or none. Any other variations???
> >
> >
> > I've got to run now but I see 5 types of red door (6 if you also count door knob on left or right separately, so potentially this
> > means 10 types), and 2 each for white (potentially 4 with door knob positions) and yellow (potentially 4 with door knob positions).
>
> Ok, more details, in table form (sorry, this will look horrible in the web view - click on "view raw message" to see in monospaced,
> I went hogwild here, all types of classic windows except the tiny ones are represented:
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> 1x2x3 doors
>
> Color Plastic Knob Hole Finger Bumps Glue
> Red CA right yes solid no yes
> Red CA left yes solid no yes
> Red ABS left no slotted no yes
> Red ABS right yes slotted no yes
> Red ABS ? yes solid yes ? (broken)
> Red CA right yes solid yes no?
> Yellow ? left yes slotted no yes
> Yellow ? left no slotted no yes
> White ? left no slotted no yes
> White ? right yes solid yes no
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> > I need to get back to you on details, and on the 1x6x3 windows.
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> 1x6x3 windows
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> Color Plastic Holes Fingers Bumps Glue Ridge (1)
> Red CA yes solid wide ? no
> Red ABS yes solid thin ? no
> Red ABS yes slotted no yes no
> Red ABS no slotted no yes no
> Red ABS no slotted no yes yes
> Yellow ? yes slotted no yes no
> Yellow ? no slotted no yes no
> Yellow ? no slotted no yes yes
> White ? yes solid thin no no (2)
> White ? no slotted no yes no
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> (1) this is a ridge along the bottom of the sides which, doesn't seem to help hold the glass in, what it actually is is that most of
> the side wall (and the top part under the studs) is thinner.
>
> (2) glass happens to pop out easy, is not rectangular, the bottom is somewhat angled from both sides so it sticks down further in
> the center
>
> 1x6x2 3 paned windows
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> Color Plastic Holes Fingers Bumps Glue
> Red CA yes solid wide no
> Red ABS yes solid thin ?
> Red ABS yes solid no yes
> Red ABS yes slotted no yes
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> 1x6x2 3 shuttered windows
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> Color Plastic Fingers Bumps Glue Glass(2) Sill (3)
> Red CA solid wide no 2x6 wide
> Red CA solid thin no 2x6 wide
> Red ABS solid thin no 2x6 wide
> Red ABS solid thin no 2x6 narrow
> Red ABS slotted no yes 2x4 wide
> White CA solid thin no 2x6 wide
> White ABS solid thin no 2x6 wide
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> (1) all have holes
> (2) on the ones with 2x6 glass, there is a ridge which supports the glass at each side of the whole window, in addition to the ones
> around the openings, also the holes are between the #1/#2 and #5/#6 studs as opposed to between the #2/#3 and #4/#5.
> (2) always non-projecting on the ones I have, the two widths look a bit like:
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> Wide
>
> ---- +---++---+ ----
> ---- | || | ----
> ---- | || | ----
> ---- +---++---+ ----
> ============
> ^
> note how it extends to the edge of the shutters
>
> Narrow
>
> ---- +---++---+ ----
> ---- | || | ----
> ---- | || | ----
> ---- +---++---+ ----
> ==========
> ^
> note how it lines up with the frame around the pane of glass
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> 1x3x2 windows
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> Color Plastic Holes Fingers Bumps Ridge Sill
> Red CA yes solid no no projecting
> Red ABS yes solid wide no projecting
> Red ABS yes slotted no no projecting
> Red ABS no slotted no no non-projecting
> Red ABS no slotted no yes non-projecting
> White ? yes solid no no projecting
> White ? yes slotted no no projecting
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> 1x2x2 windows
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> Color Plastic Hole Finger Bumps Sill
> Red CA yes solid wide projecting
> Red ABS yes solid wide projecting
> Red ABS yes slotted no projecting
> Red ABS no slotted no non-projecting
> White ABS yes solid wide projecting
> White ABS yes slotted no projecting
> White ABS no slotted no non-projecting
> Blue ABS no slotted no non-projecting
> Yellow ABS yes slotted no projecting
> Yellow ABS no slotted no non-projecting
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> (1) all have a ridge
>
> 1x4x2 windows
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> Color Plastic Holes Fingers Bumps Ridge Sill
> Red CA yes solid no no projecting
> Red ABS yes solid no no projecting
> Red ABS yes slotted no no projecting
> Red ABS no slotted no no non-projecting
> Red ABS no slotted no yes non-projecting
> White ? yes solid wide no projecting
> White ? yes solid no no projecting
> White ? yes slotted no no projecting
> White ABS no slotted no no non-projecting
> White ABS no slotted no yes non-projecting
>
> Frank
Good God Frank, this must have taken you a lot of time! Thanks for the update.
I think that with CA windows, only the 1x6x2 shuttered window had more than 2 versions. All other CA windows had only 2 styles - the
1957 version, and the 1958-64 version with sills and ALWAYS with glass (at least that was the way it was sold) and the holes on top
(with the exception of the 2 windows that were only 1 stud wide, they never had any holes on top).
With ABS, there are more versions. (Note: all yellow windows are ABS - the first ones came out in 1966 in the 325 Shell Station, and
they were ABS). With the 3 small window types (1x1x1, 1x2x1, 1x1x2), there were some sold with glass and some sold without glass. I
believe that by the late 1970's, all 3 small sizes had no longer any glass. All larger size windows were ALWAY sold with glass.
Gary Istok
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