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Re: Peeron crosses 2000 inventory mark!
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lugnet.db.inv
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Mon, 18 Nov 2002 19:17:18 GMT
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In lugnet.db.inv, Samuel Christiansen writes:
> A similar problem cropped up with shooting vs. non-shooting cannons.
> Currently the inventories for the various pirate sets choose based on
> whichever version the person who inventoried the set had. Right now the
> 6285 inventory lists shooting cannons, but if it had been a US version that
> would be incorrect. Clicking on 'Cannon - Shooting' (x110) brings up a list
> that doesn't include the Red Beard Runner. Didn't the Red Beard Runner come
> with shooting cannons in Europe?
As a side-note on this issue, it's further complicated by the fact that it
depends on when the 6285 was bought in the U.S. First-year U.S. sets DID
have shooting cannons. I have a 6274 Caribbean Clipper and a 6276 El Dorado
Fortress bought in '89 in the U.S. with shooting cannons. My 6285 was
bought much later, though, '91 or '92, and it had "disabled" shooting
cannons. I'm not specifically aware whether there was ever a U.S. release
of 6285 with completely non-shooting cannons.
-- joshua
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 | | Re: Peeron crosses 2000 inventory mark!
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| I think the issue below is one that bothered me a great deal doing inventories of the pirate sets. Many of those sets were done across the change in minifig heads from solid to hollow studs. That means that one MISB set 6285 could have part number (...) (22 years ago, 18-Nov-02, to lugnet.db.inv)
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