yes i saw it it was on the collector's book it says it was for economical reasons but i wonder was it so expensive making one more set ??giorgineto i've seen your houses on the pictures of your castle it is very nice!!
Certainly in the world of paint making red is a difficult and expensive colour to work with as the pigment is semi-transparent. That's why when you are, for example, painting a wooden door red the first and maybe the second coats are streaky with darker and lighter patches. This isn't due necessarily to bad workmanship but to the semi-transparency of the red pigment. The same may well apply to injection plastic moulding so the base plastic requires more of the expensive red pigment.
On the subject of houses , I am looking for a complete 3448 Inn house , hard to find and boxed ones go for over $250... want a non boxed one but complete .. hhmmmm ...
That's why when you are, for example, painting a wooden door red the first and maybe the second coats are streaky with darker and lighter patches. This isn't due necessarily to bad workmanship but to the semi-transparency of the red pigment.
That is not a bad price for a complete boxed house... its a good investment.... and you can always save and buy an unboxed as well....
