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Hello!
And thanks to every LEGO employee who ever designed a great set, in particular
those responsible for sets #851 (1977), #375 (1978), #928 (1979), #7740 (1980),
#6382 (1981), #6950 (1982), #1592 (1983), #6080 (1984), #6392 (1985), #6067
(1986), #4030 (1987), #6990 (1988), #6285 (1989), #5590 (1990), #6542 (1991),
#6086 (1992), #6286 (1993), #8880 (1994), #8485 (1995), #5571 (1996), #8479
(1997), #6093 (1998), #7140 (1999), #7191 (2000), #3451 (2001), #7194 (2002),
#10029 (2003) and #10152 (2004)!
Bye
Jojo
Lugnet Member #693
BrickShelf Galery http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=Jojo
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| Hi All, I just finally realized to ask Jake how did something like the Santa Fe (engine and car set) and the BNSF ever get made as sets at LEGO? Humbly he told me. Over time (say the last 4 years) Jake has been "suggesting" ideas to the LEGO Direct (...) (19 years ago, 17-Jan-05, to lugnet.trains, FTX) !!
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