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Some pictures perhaps?
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lugnet.castle
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Mon, 12 Mar 2007 03:50:08 GMT
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Just curious . . .
I was thinking this weekend as I looked at and repeatedly adored my prize: "How
many people out there can actually recall this moment in their childhood?"
I started thinking about all the moments (which I now relish) where I took the
new set home with me in the backseat of the car and savored and stretched out
the moment of unveiling. Opening the box ever so delicately and carefully
laying out the contents with a reverence very well known to us devotees!
The more I've inspected the packaging, the more I've come to really respect and
admire their attention to detail in the marketing of the product from these
years. Whereas today, you can hardly find an actual photograph of a physical
model on the front of the box, with these sets you could open the box flap and
actually preview some of the pieces you'd be purchasing!
So, who would like to see a "photographic essay" of this set?
Dave S.
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 | | Re: Some pictures perhaps?
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| Yes I remember that, of course in my case a lot of my collecting probably comes from memories of sitting in the isle turning the set over and over to look at all the buildings and variants, opening the flap and closing it carefully many times, (...) (18 years ago, 14-Mar-07, to lugnet.castle, FTX)
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| Hey all, I had really good work week. Things are going smoothly, my crew seems to happy and customers are treating them well. However, these groovy vibes were totally eclipsed by the discovery that met my awestruck eyes when I stopped by my local (...) (18 years ago, 9-Mar-07, to lugnet.castle)
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