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Subject:	Re: what makes a train set a set?
Newsgroups:	lugnet.admin.database
Date:	Mon, 14 Feb 2000 22:44:32 GMT
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In article <38A75F66.DD002A4@voyager.net>, lar@voyager.net says... > er, ah, yes. I forgot about those. 4533 is not worthy of being in the 9V > line, and 4552 is misnamed, there's no cargo in the set anywhere, all > that stuff is MOW related. Other anomalies - set 5200 is Accessories - Train Shouldn't that be the other way around? Almost all the other 5xxx Train Accessories are in the wrong category. I now use Brickset instead - all the accessories have good quality pictures. -- Carbon 60 - LUGNET Member 93 Head Co-ordinator of UKLUG - http://www.uklug.org.uk ************* Prototype Version Online ************* Busy Bee Toy Service - http://come.to/busy.bee Phone +44 (0)161 881 3906 -=- Fax +44 161 860 5627

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		Re: what makes a train set a set?
(...) One thing we need to do is start combining these databases. So far, I am aware of three databases which I use on a regular basis: Pause Brickset Fibblesnork (24 years ago, 15-Feb-00, to lugnet.admin.database)

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		Re: what makes a train set a set?
(...) er, ah, yes. I forgot about those. 4533 is not worthy of being in the 9V line, and 4552 is misnamed, there's no cargo in the set anywhere, all that stuff is MOW related. (24 years ago, 14-Feb-00, to lugnet.admin.database)

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