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RE: Set inventory list?
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Date: 
Tue, 28 Mar 2000 07:16:32 GMT
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I don't know if anyone else is doing some-thing similar, but I'm working on
creating a database program which will include set inventories,
instructions, and catalogues, and will also [hopefully] have a way of
showing part-colour combinations that have not been released. With luck, it
will also be able to read .dat files, and compare parts needed for a model
with what is in a collection, so you know whether you should have enough
parts to build the model.

At present, I'm entering data into the database, and I hope to get a test
version ready soon. [Within a month]

Benjamin Whytcross

BWhytcro@PacificAccess.com.au

> 
> I've been wondering if there is any long-term plan for LUGNET
> to post a list
> of set inventories once submitted inventories have been checked and
> rechecked?  This way somebody looking for such an inventory
> wouldn't have to
> search through the posts and check the submissions for consistency.
> 
> I'm not asking anybody to do work I'm unwilling to do.  I'm
> currently working
> on inventories of sets that I own -- on paper :( -- and will
> be posting them
> once I have checked and transcribed them.  I would also like
> to help go
> through previously submitted inventories and check for errors and
> inconsistencies.  This would obviously be more helpful if there were a
> repository for such work.
> 
> There are clearly some issues that would have to be worked
> out, such as using
> consistent part names/numbers (see brictionary ng) and who
> gets to decide when
> an inventory is complete and/or correct.  This is merely a
> suggestion/offer to
> get the ball rolling (if it should even get rolling).  Please
> let me know what
> you think.
> 
> John Gramley
> 



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