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Re: First Lego Sales In Portugal in 1957?
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lugnet.loc.pt
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Thu, 8 Jun 2006 17:53:35 GMT
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Hi,
I don't know what "Named Beam" means in Portuguese. My set 210 has "Lego System"
in the front side of the box" and a drawing of a "Kiosk" on one of the sides of
the box next to the number of the set.
These sets were my parents'.
I don't know any of this set's with portuguese words.
Best regards
Nuno Lino
In lugnet.loc.pt, Gerhard R. Istok wrote:
> Nuno,
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> You have a #210 Small Shop set (produced 1955-65). What is the name on the
> Named Beam in that set? I have seen 3 variations on that sign for Germany
> (TABAK, WUERSTCHEN and BACKER). I was wondering what variation was sold in the
> #210 sets for Portugal?
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> Also, the #226 Named Beam parts pack has 7 different named beam bricks. These
> can have such names as: HOTEL, GARAGE, CAFE, KIOSK, ESSO SERVICE...
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> Have you ever seen any Portuguese language named beams?
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> Thank you for your help!
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> Gary Istok
> USA
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 | | Re: First Lego Sales In Portugal in 1957?
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| Nuno, A "named beam" is (usually) a white 1x6 or 1x8 brick with writing on it. Common ones are 1x8 bricks with "GARAGE" or "ESSO SERVICE" writing on one side, or a 1x6 brick with "HOTEL" or "CAFE" writing on one side. Did that #210 set have a brick (...) (18 years ago, 8-Jun-06, to lugnet.loc.pt)
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| | Re: First Lego Sales In Portugal in 1957?
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| Nuno, You have a #210 Small Shop set (produced 1955-65). What is the name on the Named Beam in that set? I have seen 3 variations on that sign for Germany (TABAK, WUERSTCHEN and BACKER). I was wondering what variation was sold in the #210 sets for (...) (18 years ago, 6-Jun-06, to lugnet.loc.pt)
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