I have long disagreed with the dark red-ish rust #27 being a color, since it's
always been soft plastik, like hoses and such. And they tend to get a differetn
hue, when made.
And the true dark orange-ish color #216
Did LEGO delete the color, because the thought the same?
I have long disagreed with the dark red-ish rust #27 being a color, since it's
always been soft plastik, like hoses and such. And they tend to get a differetn
hue, when made.
And the true dark orange-ish color #216
Did LEGO delete the color, because the thought the same?
I have long disagreed with the dark red-ish rust #27 being a color, since it's
always been soft plastik, like hoses and such. And they tend to get a differetn
hue, when made.
And the true dark orange-ish color #216
Did LEGO delete the color, because the thought the same?
Regards Alexander AKA Brickassso
Rust color is still in the color guide
Nicolas
Yes, however you seem to miss-understand me. The color is still there, but there
used to be a lot of red-hue bricks in it.
I have long disagreed with the dark red-ish rust #27 being a color, since it's
always been soft plastik, like hoses and such. And they tend to get a differetn
hue, when made.
And the true dark orange-ish color #216
Did LEGO delete the color, because the thought the same?
Regards Alexander AKA Brickassso
Rust color is still in the color guide
Nicolas
Yes, however you seem to miss-understand me. The color is still there, but there
used to be a lot of red-hue bricks in it.
This was fixed a few months ago. Rust now contains both 13 Red Orange and 216
Rust.
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