Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. I also don't like the proportions of the 6754 Family Home, but I don't have issues with the door - more with the stupidly large window shutters which means that the windows in this set, when open, are 4 studs high and over 8 studs wide when extended A really, really design. Hey, look at the little door”, I said to myself as I could not wait to attach it to the green baseplate. For example, the last 3 years that slotted bricks were produced (1954-56), TLG introduced the early types of the classic (1956-86) LEGO windows/doors.

Our Lego window collections include a variety of colorful Lego window elements with which you can perfectly equip your Lego buildings.

Kids love these bricks, everyone can have a go at making something and letting their imagination run wild. Unfortunately, although one could see through the clear plastic, the door had a major design flaw; it was molded shut.

Whether you are building a Lego dolls house or a mansion fit for a king, what building would be complete without some doors and windows. Like Ricecracker, I think there is a place for making your own doors, though my attempts have led to heavy yet flimsy structures - good for historical buildings but unwieldy round town. One of the most positive aspects that you also correctly state is that old doors could work on their own, without having the need of a support piece. Some sort of solid door with panels would work because it's odd to have doors in the inside of houses that are glass or have windows. Choose from a colourful selection of LEGO building bricks, eyes, wheels, and a wide assortment of windows and doors to create all kinds of fun LEGO toys.

They mention that it comes with a good selection of items to complete any lego set, and is an invaluable collection of extra windows and doors to cope with the ever more complex buildings. only windows/doors with studs on top and "whole bricks" without slots on the sides were now the standard (in 1956). Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. LEGO complicated the matter even more when they introduced the maxifig that was more than twice the height of the 3×4 door. Unless you were living in Denmark, Norway or Sweden in the short period of 1954-56, you would not have seen these window colors, and even if you were there.

This collection includes lots of doors, windows and shutters in different shapes, sizes and colors for all the houses and buildings you want to build! Red frame, yellow screen; white frame, yellow screen; red frame, blue screen were just some of the many color combinations.However, the 6-high equivalent of the door with 4 panes just looks silly in my opinion and it shouldn't be used on houses, as it just looks too high compared to a minifig. There are never enough (and often no) doors and windows in the basic Lego boxes, so I thought this would be a great supplement to her Lego collection. All things come to an end, and while LEGO city fans soon found themselves spending hours building their new modulars, their minds quickly forgot about the well-loved 4×5 door. Cet assortiment de fenêtres , portes et volets a fait le bonheur de mon fils qui s'est mis a construire des maisons, des voitures, des garages .

The door required no additional clear plastic or a frame, and it was molded in numerous colors including black, blue, green, light grey, red, brown, white, yellow, and even navy blue and pink. I agree however that the new 4-pane door looks too tall for a minifig, they could have made the window panes start a bit lower on the door.Another minor issue I have with the new door is that the doorknob stud is too close to the edge of the door, so that it's impossible to add any kind of doorknob on the inside of the door without it jamming in the door frame. i like the new bigger door as you can make a lot of combinations with the frames and the panels lot of colors and possibilities. The door with glass, door with 4 panes, and door with 6 panes provided an excellent palette of doors. I think that there is no "perfect" height, which means that each door has it's uses; the 3x4 door looks great in Bill Ward's camper, and the 4x5 door is good for smaller, more derelict buildings.