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Included in the designs on this page are a number of parts in colours that Lego haven't produced yet, aswell as the printing on the tiles for use as street name signs.
Parts shown in colours that Lego haven't produced yet;
- 85861 - Plate, Round 1 x 1 with Open Stud - Black
- 2536 - Plant, Tree Palm Trunk - Trans-clear
- 30165 - Brick, Modified 2 x 2 Curved Top with Two Top Studs - Blue
- 61409 - Slope 18 2 x 1 x 2/3 with 4 Slots - Brown / Reddish Brown
- 4345 - Container, Box 2 x 2 x 2 - Brown / Reddish Brown
From a little feedback elsewhere, I am adding a few other designs for people that don't want a British style post box and then if this reaches 10,000 votes, it'll be up to the Lego design team to decide.
First up are the different post box designs. Minifigs shown purely for scale.
Being from England and having never been out of the UK, I could only go by pictures off the internet to compare the different styles of postbox from around the world, so thoughts and opinions would be appreciated.
From left to right, we have a British post box, an American post box, a Canadian community mail box, a standard Canadian post box, an older style of Canadian post box, and an Australian post box.
The yellow half of the Australian post box is for Express mail and the red half is for Normal mail.
The design for Lego tiles with street names printed on them is shown below. By having the first part of the name on one tile and the second part of the name on another tile, they can be mixed and matched to create a variety of different street names.
For example, by having eight tiles each printed with a different word (four (4) starts and four (4) ends) there are sixteen (16) possible variations that could be created. That way, everyone's Lego cities can have a number of different street names and easily allows the possibilty of buying multiple sets without having the problem of ten streets all with the same name.
More images can be found on my Flickr page here; http://www.flickr.com/photos/52152579@N03/sets/72157629104704494/with/6791750994/
I'm happy to hear thoughts and opinions on how I could improve the set idea. Thanks for viewing and thanks for any votes this project gets.
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Ay_Sea
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