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Re: Name for Set 10019
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lugnet.admin.database
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Sun, 12 May 2002 03:13:52 GMT
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Greg Smith wrote:
> I just opened the retail version I purchased at TRU last Friday, and was
> surprised to open the box to find the B&W S@H box inside! It was a clever
> idea, as the kit is quite heavy so the double box provides some extra
> sturdiness needed to stand up to the inevitable shelf shuffling. The retail
> box is nothing but a thin cardpaper box with a separate top and bottom
> piece, much like a huge clothing gift box.
Yup, that's what mine is like also. Looks like this set has two box
names. Todd and/or Suz, looks like you need to make a decision which is
the primary name. I would tend to vote for the retail name (on the other
hand, since no matter which you order, you do get a box which says
"Rebel Blockade Runner" that has a strong case for being the primary
name). As long as both names are searchable though, it probably doesn't
matter too much which is the primary name.
I was thinking of comparing this situation to value packs, but there,
the value pack packaging if it actually has a set number and name is a
new set.
Frank
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