According to LDraw and Rebrickable, the newer parts have a thinner wall (~3 LDU
instead of 4 LDU / 1.2 mm vs. 1.6 mm).
Thick wall: 30413, 43337.
Thin wall: 15207.
Don’t know about the other IDs.
According to LDraw and Rebrickable, the newer parts have a thinner wall (~3 LDU
instead of 4 LDU / 1.2 mm vs. 1.6 mm).
Thick wall: 30413, 43337.
Thin wall: 15207.
Don’t know about the other IDs.
According to LDraw and Rebrickable, the newer parts have a thinner wall (~3 LDU
instead of 4 LDU / 1.2 mm vs. 1.6 mm).
Thick wall: 30413, 43337.
Thin wall: 15207.
Don’t know about the other IDs.
It's not just that panel. When TLC changed the tops of the 1X2 panels to
have rounded corners, they also made the vertical wall a tiny bit thinner.
According to LDraw and Rebrickable, the newer parts have a thinner wall (~3 LDU
instead of 4 LDU / 1.2 mm vs. 1.6 mm).
Thick wall: 30413, 43337.
Thin wall: 15207.
Don’t know about the other IDs.
I'd rather have the 15207 as a separate entry. Many of my MOCs are dependent
on 5 panels stacking to the thickness of a single brick (i.e. 4 LDU). You can't
do the same with the 15207. That's a functional difference.
According to LDraw and Rebrickable, the newer parts have a thinner wall (~3 LDU
instead of 4 LDU / 1.2 mm vs. 1.6 mm).
Thick wall: 30413, 43337.
Thin wall: 15207.
Don’t know about the other IDs.
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