Custom Dark Blue Train Windows for OE and Other MOCs

[SerperiorBricks]

I've custom ordered a batch of Dark Blue 1x2x3 Train Windows for us Train Folk. Trying something out with getting parts custom ordered in useful colors (that LEGO won't make for us). I've got 500 in this initial batch, for sale from my store, SerperiorBricks.space

Some pictures of the physical parts. Unfortunately around the same amount of scuffs/scratches as we get out of LEGO these days, so they're not perfect. But they fit the standard glass and LEGO bricks just fine. Color is pretty much spot on as well. I've got them for sale as low as $.50/pc, but those prices may be able to reduce in future batches depending on demand.

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I've got a batch of Tan windows on the way as well, hopefully they should arrive in by the end of the month.

Edited April 12 by SerperiorBricks
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[Murdoch17]

These look amazing, but I have some questions:

1. are they 3D printed of injection molded?

2. Tan 1x4x3 Emerald Night windows when?  (You will make a KILLING there if you decide to do them!)

You also might want to add the photos directly to your post from Flickr @SerperiorBricks. You'll get more comments and site traffic that way!

Edited April 12 by Murdoch17

[SerperiorBricks]

4 hours ago, Murdoch17 said:

1. are they 3D printed of injection molded?

These are injection molded from overseas

 

4 hours ago, Murdoch17 said:

2. Tan 1x4x3 Emerald Night windows when?  (You will make a KILLING there if you decide to do them!)

Those, and the fancy glass that fit in them are pretty flooded in the market by Webrick and AliExpress, though other colors could be interesting. The main goal is to make more colors available, not corner the market :D 

 

and yeah, for some reason the pictures aren't embedding right, at least the links work

[JopieK]

21 hours ago, Murdoch17 said:

These look amazing, but I have some questions:

1. are they 3D printed of injection molded?

You can see that easily as you clearly see the ejection marks (and no layer lines, could have been resin of course, but again, those ejection marks are (too) evident)