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Re: LEGO non-building elements (was: Fright Knights playing cards (was: Re: My personal FOTW))
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 4 Mar 2000 13:35:50 GMT
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On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Susan Hoover (<8EEC6D243rumplestx@209.68.63.236>)
wrote at 17:06:05
> In lugnet.general, Tony Priestman wrote:
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> > What other clothing items are compatible?
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> The backpack is part of the LEGO Cargo System, which also includes a
> piece of luggage on wheels, which I *also* got for Christmas. The
> luggage on wheels is about the size of the ones the flight attendants
> use, and comes with a standard flat 32x32 baseplate for use in the
> airport or on the plane.
I *want* one of those :-)
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> > And the watches aren't compatible with 'normal' LEGO, even though
> > they are made of interlocking pieces. But the plastic boxes that the
> > latest generation of timepieces come in *do* have a single stud on
> > each half of the lid :-)
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> Hmph. My UFO watch is of the earlier generation, then, because its box
> didn't come with a stud. One thing I really would like to see in a
> parts pack is extra watchband pieces in multiple colors. In order to
> get more watchband bits, you have to either buy another watch or lie to
> CA.
Yeah, I got the original (in the current watch system) multicoloured
one, with the hands made of bricks, which is cool. But I bought the
Stargazer last October, and it has the new style plastic box with two
halves, each with its own lid.
It's these lids which have a stud on them, but the two studs are not at
*exactly* the right spacing :(
But close enough ;-)
--
Tony Priestman
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