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RROD, originally uploaded by dash16.

RROD FTL.

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  1. Thanks for sharing your creations. Cool stuff. I just finally got around to getting some of these blocks myself, and am sad that I seem to have missed the boat on the full 20 colors as they don't seem to be available anymore. Doh!

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  2. You might be able to order the additional colors directly from the company, you can find their phone number at: http://pixelblocks.com/contact.php

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  3. I tried emailing them from that form and haven't gotten anything. With the shop online link leading offsite, I was assuming they'd just folded up.

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  4. They were a little slow in responding to me when I emailed them before. You may have better luck calling them. When I emailed them back in July, the rep who replied back to me said I could order through one of them over the phone. I'm going to try and call them soon.

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  5. i've tried calling & emailing several times with no such luck. please let me know if you guys get a hold because i really do need to order like 3000 black pieces. i'm sad, is it true they don't make all the colors anymore??

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