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 Author: yorbrick View Messages Posted By yorbrick
 Posted: May 22, 2020 05:36
 Subject: Re: Is dual color mold really decorated?
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  I think we should decide a term that fits more than Dual moulded too, so MCM
is a good option. But we never know if in the future Lego might do hundreds of
dual and triple and future selfs would like to distinguish them

But as things are, this is not likely the case haha

Yes, multi-color molded is probably a good idea rather than dual. If for example
there is a piece with A-B-A colouring (like Bart Simpson legs) is that dual or
triple molding? It might be triple molded but dual colored.
 Author: Stellar View Messages Posted By Stellar
 Posted: May 22, 2020 05:30
 Subject: Re: Is dual color mold really decorated?
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In Catalog, BricksThatStick writes:
  In Catalog, Miro78 writes:
  In Catalog, StormChaser writes:
  In Catalog, Stellar writes:
  I would like to see dual-molded parts differentiated too, maybe a new suffix
needs to be created... Maybe Stormchaser has already thought about some options?

I would say it needs to be something in the titles, not in the part number.
We would need something very short because torso assemblies where some parts
occur already have crammed titles. So a code, of sorts, like BAM. It will need
to be something not used in any other part titles or numbers.

Having all that in mind, what do you think about adding the letters DMO
(standing for Dual MOlded) to the titles of dual-molded parts?
This would include those parts that come in similar printed/molded patterns
that are not currently distinguished with separate catalog entries.

This will allow two things: finding all dual molded parts in the catalog by search
and excluding dual molded parts from searches.

Anything to distinguish the Dual MOlded (DMO) from Non-Dual Molded would help.
Although I am not sure people would know what DMO stands for outside of this
thread. I understand the need for a unique acronym.

DCM could be another acronym for Dual Color Mold if you want a 3 letter acronym,
since the O in DMO is not that fitting. This way if they ever do a Triple Color
Mold (TCM) you could distinguish it easily.

Miro

or MCM for Multi Color Mould to cover any future eventuality.

I changed them when I changed the legs and torsos around based on the theory
Robert mentioned up the thread but I'm glad it was brought up and is being
discussed

I think we should decide a term that fits more than Dual moulded too, so MCM
is a good option. But we never know if in the future Lego might do hundreds of
dual and triple and future selfs would like to distinguish them

But as things are, this is not likely the case haha
 Author: Hygrotus View Messages Posted By Hygrotus
 Posted: May 22, 2020 04:11
 Subject: Re: Is there a difference between 34987 and 24789
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In Catalog, gvbricks writes:
  What is the difference between
[p=34987]
and
[p=24789]
?

Thanks for catching this
 Author: gvbricks View Messages Posted By gvbricks
 Posted: May 22, 2020 04:06
 Subject: Is there a difference between 34987 and 24789
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What is the difference between
[p=34987]
and
[p=24789]
?
 Author: SylvainLS View Messages Posted By SylvainLS
 Posted: May 21, 2020 21:11
 Subject: Re: Have Quantity in Wanted List
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 Topic: Inventories
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In Inventories, clohr writes:
  Hi!

I have uploaded a parts inventory to "Wanted List" using the "Have Quantity"
field, I want to export this information, but it is not possible because downloading
does not rescue the information in that field.

How can I export this information??

It’s in the “QTYFILLED” element in the XML.
(“Want” is in “MINQTY”.)

It works both for download and upload.

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