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Re: Polybag vs Boxed
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 8 Mar 2000 02:06:34 GMT
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> > There was some confusion when the set first appeared on www.lego.com as it
> > appeared twice, with different numbers. It seems that 4811 is available in • the
> > US while 4801 is available in Europe.
> > Don't know about 4801, but 4811 is definitely polybagged.
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> > Good luck in finding one!
> > -Shiri
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> I had been under the impression (thanks to the 'top secret merchandise
> catalog') that 4801 was actually boxed, although I could be wrong. At any • rate,
> that would be my guess as to the difference. Note that the instruction • manual
> reads 4801/4811 but the polybag only has 4811 on it I believe. After • knowing of
> the confusion with 6091/6098, though, it could just be a continent/country
> dependancy as Shiri suggests... At present, though, I haven't heard of • anyone
> actually seeing a 4801, though, so we may be in the dark for a while (until • one
> of our European LUGNETers buys one and posts about it!)
>
> DaveE
The boxed version I got my hands on was marked 4801. Also available (limited
availability I believe) are similarly sized sets 4806 and 4807. Of these
only 4806 is listed in the UK catalogue. 4807 is a small Bulls flame cart
FYI.
(Duckie) Dave Till
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