I found a new variant of this part in set 42626. See photos of old (reddish brown)
and new (lavender) variants. Both variants have the number 87585 molded in them.
I noticed the following differences:
1. Two holes in the new version; none in the old version.
2. The edges of the cutout with the sprue mark look a bit steeper on the new
version.
3. The Lego logo and mold number are on the same side as the sprue mark in the
old version; they are on the opposite side in the new version.
Should this new version get a new catalog entry or just have a note added to
describe the difference?
I found a new variant of this part in set 42626. See photos of old (reddish brown)
and new (lavender) variants. Both variants have the number 87585 molded in them.
I noticed the following differences:
1. Two holes in the new version; none in the old version.
2. The edges of the cutout with the sprue mark look a bit steeper on the new
version.
3. The Lego logo and mold number are on the same side as the sprue mark in the
old version; they are on the opposite side in the new version.
Should this new version get a new catalog entry or just have a note added to
describe the difference?
Can you attach something to the holes? Like mini pins from headgear accessories.
I found a new variant of this part in set 42626. See photos of old (reddish brown)
and new (lavender) variants. Both variants have the number 87585 molded in them.
I noticed the following differences:
1. Two holes in the new version; none in the old version.
2. The edges of the cutout with the sprue mark look a bit steeper on the new
version.
3. The Lego logo and mold number are on the same side as the sprue mark in the
old version; they are on the opposite side in the new version.
Should this new version get a new catalog entry or just have a note added to
describe the difference?
Can you attach something to the holes? Like mini pins from headgear accessories.
The pins are a little bit too thick for the holes. But if you push hard enough
they will go into the holes.
I found a new variant of this part in set 42626. See photos of old (reddish brown)
and new (lavender) variants. Both variants have the number 87585 molded in them.
I noticed the following differences:
1. Two holes in the new version; none in the old version.
2. The edges of the cutout with the sprue mark look a bit steeper on the new
version.
3. The Lego logo and mold number are on the same side as the sprue mark in the
old version; they are on the opposite side in the new version.
Should this new version get a new catalog entry or just have a note added to
describe the difference?
Looks longer too. And maybe even wider? (But the latter may be a trick of the
colour.)
I found a new variant of this part in set 42626. See photos of old (reddish brown)
and new (lavender) variants. Both variants have the number 87585 molded in them.
I noticed the following differences:
1. Two holes in the new version; none in the old version.
2. The edges of the cutout with the sprue mark look a bit steeper on the new
version.
3. The Lego logo and mold number are on the same side as the sprue mark in the
old version; they are on the opposite side in the new version.
Should this new version get a new catalog entry or just have a note added to
describe the difference?
Looks longer too. And maybe even wider? (But the latter may be a trick of the
colour.)
I found a new variant of this part in set 42626. See photos of old (reddish brown)
and new (lavender) variants. Both variants have the number 87585 molded in them.
I noticed the following differences:
1. Two holes in the new version; none in the old version.
2. The edges of the cutout with the sprue mark look a bit steeper on the new
version.
3. The Lego logo and mold number are on the same side as the sprue mark in the
old version; they are on the opposite side in the new version.
Should this new version get a new catalog entry or just have a note added to
describe the difference?
Looks longer too. And maybe even wider? (But the latter may be a trick of the
colour.)
I found a new variant of this part in set 42626. See photos of old (reddish brown)
and new (lavender) variants. Both variants have the number 87585 molded in them.
I noticed the following differences:
1. Two holes in the new version; none in the old version.
2. The edges of the cutout with the sprue mark look a bit steeper on the new
version.
3. The Lego logo and mold number are on the same side as the sprue mark in the
old version; they are on the opposite side in the new version.
Should this new version get a new catalog entry or just have a note added to
describe the difference?
Looks longer too. And maybe even wider? (But the latter may be a trick of the
colour.)
Netherlands, Overijssel
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Spain, Comunidad Valenciana
France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
USA, Ohio
