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Re: Lincoln Logs with Ldraw : )
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lugnet.cad
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Fri, 22 Sep 2006 09:55:07 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Gerhard R. Istok wrote:
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Very interesting....
Italy’s Luca Giannitti and I were just talking via EMAIL about a Minitalia
Lego part produced from 1971-72 in certain Italian Minitalia Lego sets.
It too was a green roof, but it was made of a single hinged piece of
cardboard,
and was used with the 33 degree roof system (in green). See here
for a few
examples of the green cardboard roof (as well as 33 degree green
slopes) in
Guanluca Morelli’s Brickshelf pages:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=3033
This unique Lego roof element is not seen elsewhere
Gary Istok
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I remember having had that set - actually it belonged to my older sister. The
inner cross made it easy to distinguish her Minitalia Bricks from my newer
System with cylinders. This was its only advantage. The plastic they used for
was crap -
comparable to the quality of a certain Canadian clone brick
manufacturer. The
box, and the overall presentation was crap too, as you can
see in the pics:
on the other hand I have to admit that producing those exclusives wasn’t a bad
idea (from a present point of view, with the chance to own some set the
rest of
the world cannot) and I wish LEGO Italy continued on this tradition
instead of
just packing ordinary sets like this:
Bye, w.
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| Very interesting.... Italy's Luca Giannitti and I were just talking via EMAIL about a Minitalia Lego part produced from 1971-72 in certain Italian Minitalia Lego sets. It too was a green roof, but it was made of a single hinged piece of cardboard, (...) (18 years ago, 20-Sep-06, to lugnet.cad)
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