  
| Author: | mkim05  | | Posted: | Jun 20, 2022 19:10 | | Subject: | Trans-light blue or Trans-light blue? | | Viewed: | 98 times | | Topic: | Colors | | Status: | Open | |
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| Hi,
I was sorting some pieces I from a new set, and I noticed that the 59349 trans-light
blue panel was noticeably lighter than the one from another set, which was also
new (Set 80109 vs. 60347).
I reached out to Lego, and they said that sunlight or cigarettes could cause
the color change... but these are both new sets, and I generally take care of
my pieces.
For my customers, how do I differentiate the panels that are "lighter" trans-light
blue and "darker" trans-light blue?
I feel like if I were a customer, I would not accept parts that had a mix of
the two.
Any input appreciated! Thanks!
Mike
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Message Has 3 Replies:  Re: Trans-light blue or Trans-light blue? - Nubs_Select (3820)  | It's a known colour variation from when lego changed the plastic type used to make the parts if I'm not mistaken. since they are officially the same colour the best way [...]
(24 months ago, Jun 20, 2022, to Colors) |
Re: Trans-light blue or Trans-light blue? - here4bricks614 (189) | [...] I would create two different items and specify that a buyer would be receiving different variants depending on which they decided to buy, in their respective descriptions. [...]
(24 months ago, Jun 20, 2022, to Colors) |
5 Messages in this Thread: Msg 1 « - mkim05 (389) 24 months ago Jun 20, 2022 to Colors
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