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My guide will be a closed edition shortly, because of a future Asian multivolume
book form of my soon to be expanded guide (1949-2017).... which may or may not
get translated to other languages in the future.
There will be over 4000 pages, many of sets that are unknown even to the Billund
Collections and Vault (I can guarantee at least 100 sets they don't have in the
vault will be in my guide)....
Here's where you can still order....
http://legocollectorsguide.weebly.com/
And the guide with free expansion at the end of this year.... will still be only
$29.95... which is approximately 1/6 the price of the multivolume books if they
come out in English.
Thanks for all who have purchased them in the past.
Gary Istok
P.S. Questions?... go to the order webpage and ask there.
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I've been working on expanding the Castle/Ninja/Pirate chapters of the
Unofficial LEGO Sets/Parts Collectors guide (free to current owners), and also
working on the 9V Train System. In doing so I realized that some systems cannot
logically be cut off at the year 2000, so these chapters will go well beyond
that date.
Ditto for the Promotional Sets chapter. There are so many interesting stories
to tell about more recent promotional sets, such as the 2006 10152 Maersk Line
Set that has the very rare 2x4 Maersk blue bricks from the 1980s (no cross
supports).
There are so many additional interesting story to tell about so many LEGO sets
and promotions, that I'm adding a chapter about LEGO Anecdotes... stories about
rare and unique LEGO sets... some stories will run to 10 pages with 20 photos!
Anyway... I've got so many new and old stories to tell in the old as well as
new LEGO desktop download.... with all future updates coming to you for free.
Giving out a very rare freebie to the first few orders...
1 person gets one of these in mint...
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogPG.asp?P=bb107pb02&colorID=1
1 person gets one of these in mint...
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogPG.asp?P=x454pb01&colorID=1
Also have some other very rare freebies not found online...
First $29.95 orders get a very rare freebie! ;-)
http://legocollectorsguide.weebly.com/
Cheers,
Gary
P.S. Old LEGO CD owners (2008-2010) can get the expanded guide upgrades for
only $7
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My Unofficial LEGO Sets/Parts Collectors Guide (1949-90) is expanding again to
cover the entire 20th century of LEGO... from 1949-2000. This will take my
(only available as a desktop download) encyclopedic collectors guide to well
over 3300 pages, and nearly 90 chapters.
These updates will be FREE for current LEGO DVD or DVD download owners. This
upgrade will include over 1000 addition photos (bringing the total to well over
7000), and also include new chapters on other items... such as LEGO stores and
store displays over the last 60 years... LEGO Christiansen Family photo
gallery... LEGO in Japan and Asia... and lots of information on rare LEGO items
that are not even mentioned in the Billund Archives!
The new guide will be called "LEGO Encyclopedia of the 20th Century - An
Unofficial LEGO Sets/Parts Collectors Guide (1949-2000).
This will be my last extension, and as I mentioned, it will be free to current
DVD and DVD download owners.... ;-)
For more views on what will be available in the upcoming updates... see my
Facebook page....
https://www.facebook.com/Unofficial.LEGO.Sets.Parts.Guide
Remember... all future upgrades to my guide will always be free in the future to
current owners... I keep your Emails on file! ;-)
Cheers,
Gary Istok
P.S. If you don't want to wait for the new updates, you can still order my
guide now (for immediate install on your computer desktop) for only $29.95
worldwide.... and get the expanded updates when they are ready later in 2014...
http://legocollectorsguide.weebly.com/
... and old LEGO CD owners (the small 1000 page guide from 5-6 years ago)... you
can update to the new guide at any time for a $8 flat fee... just contact me at
istokg@earthlink.net.
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