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 Author: JLRSextra View Messages Posted By JLRSextra
 Posted: Mar 31, 2022 14:30
 Subject: 60208 variant?
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Hello Everyone,

Is that a Lego variant on 60208? I don't find a 60208 with an irregular edge
like this one. I would think that this piece is just broken, but the edges are
so smooth and the "break" is symmetric on both sides. The smoothness of the jagged
edge makes me think it was manufactured this way.
 


 Author: tonnic View Messages Posted By tonnic
 Posted: Mar 31, 2022 14:34
 Subject: Re: 60208 variant?
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In Catalog Identification, JLRSextra writes:
  Hello Everyone,

Is that a Lego variant on 60208? I don't find a 60208 with an irregular edge
like this one. I would think that this piece is just broken, but the edges are
so smooth and the "break" is symmetric on both sides. The smoothness of the jagged
edge makes me think it was manufactured this way.

This could be one of those parts that did not had enough plastic filling in the
mold, too short of plastic.
There is a name for such parts, I forgot it.
I believe there are collectors for these things.
So, indeed, a factory issue.
 Author: SylvainLS View Messages Posted By SylvainLS
 Posted: Mar 31, 2022 14:36
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In Catalog Identification, tonnic writes:
  In Catalog Identification, JLRSextra writes:
  Hello Everyone,

Is that a Lego variant on 60208? I don't find a 60208 with an irregular edge
like this one. I would think that this piece is just broken, but the edges are
so smooth and the "break" is symmetric on both sides. The smoothness of the jagged
edge makes me think it was manufactured this way.

This could be one of those parts that did not had enough plastic filling in the
mold, too short of plastic.
There is a name for such parts, I forgot it.

“Short shot.”


  I believe there are collectors for these things.
So, indeed, a factory issue.
 Author: JLRSextra View Messages Posted By JLRSextra
 Posted: Mar 31, 2022 15:17
 Subject: Re: 60208 variant?
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Interesting responses. Thanks.
It never even occurred to me that this might be a "short shot".
Quality didn't catch this and it end up in someone's box.



In Catalog Identification, SylvainLS writes:
  In Catalog Identification, tonnic writes:
  In Catalog Identification, JLRSextra writes:
  Hello Everyone,

Is that a Lego variant on 60208? I don't find a 60208 with an irregular edge
like this one. I would think that this piece is just broken, but the edges are
so smooth and the "break" is symmetric on both sides. The smoothness of the jagged
edge makes me think it was manufactured this way.

This could be one of those parts that did not had enough plastic filling in the
mold, too short of plastic.
There is a name for such parts, I forgot it.

“Short shot.”


  I believe there are collectors for these things.
So, indeed, a factory issue.
 Author: par016 View Messages Posted By par016
 Posted: Mar 31, 2022 15:28
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In Catalog Identification, JLRSextra writes:
  Interesting responses. Thanks.
It never even occurred to me that this might be a "short shot".
Quality didn't catch this and it end up in someone's box.



In Catalog Identification, SylvainLS writes:
  In Catalog Identification, tonnic writes:
  In Catalog Identification, JLRSextra writes:
  Hello Everyone,

Is that a Lego variant on 60208? I don't find a 60208 with an irregular edge
like this one. I would think that this piece is just broken, but the edges are
so smooth and the "break" is symmetric on both sides. The smoothness of the jagged
edge makes me think it was manufactured this way.

This could be one of those parts that did not had enough plastic filling in the
mold, too short of plastic.
There is a name for such parts, I forgot it.

“Short shot.”


  I believe there are collectors for these things.
So, indeed, a factory issue.

I wouldn't throw it out, it's probably worth a little extra to the right
collector

-Pete
 Author: tEoS View Messages Posted By tEoS
 Posted: Mar 31, 2022 18:25
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In Catalog Identification, JLRSextra writes:
  Hello Everyone,

Is that a Lego variant on 60208? I don't find a 60208 with an irregular edge
like this one. I would think that this piece is just broken, but the edges are
so smooth and the "break" is symmetric on both sides. The smoothness of the jagged
edge makes me think it was manufactured this way.