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Re: Catalogs / Classics discussions at BrickFest
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Wed, 3 Jul 2002 04:20:24 GMT
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In lugnet.events.brickfest, Frank Filz writes:
> Roy Gal wrote:
> > 
> > Hi all,
> >         I would like to thank those who have volunteered their sets for the • Lego
> > Classic (pre-1978) sets display / old bricks & sets discussion at
BrickFest.
It
> > will be from 2-3PM on Friday. If any others would like to contribute, • please
> > let me know soon.
> 
> What do you have coming so far? Anyone bringing 50's bricks? I may be
> able to bring a few rare printed bricks.
> 
> I'd be happy to help discuss 60s trains (I will be bringing some
> examples of 60s trains for the 12v train room).
> 
> > I am also going to hold a presentation/display of Lego printed materials
> > (mostly catalogs) on Sunday from 2-3PM. Anyone wishing to contribute should
> > contact me. I will be bringing my entire catalog collection
> > (http://www.sdss.jhu.edu/~rrg/hobbies/lego/legocats.html). If you have
> > interesting items that I don't, please bring them along!
> 
> I will be bringing my Pirate comic collection (with Italian, US English,
> and UK English versions of 6255, and three of four Ladybird Pirate
> comics), also I'll probably bring Jim Spaceborne (a space comic). If no
> one is bringing Gate of the Present, I'll bring a copy of that. I'll
> also probably bring Der LEGO Motor (
> http://library.brickshelf.com/scans/0000/0242-1971/index.html ).
> 
> Frank


Oh, man I better not miss this!!!  I love talking about old Lego--forget the
new stuff I want more old Lego...

I just might bring along a few individual parts that are not often seen and
might be just downright rare.  And I have some items for Frank that,
unfortunately, have turned out NOT to be Lego but are still cool.

As someone who has never really seen Fabuland I would be glad to see some of
the unique elements that were used in Fabuland.  Of greatest interest are the
parts to make a carousel (Frank, you still listening??).  While not all that
old, Fabuland used some cool parts not found elsewhere--but several have made
come-backs in recent years.


__Kevin Salm__
....BrickFest---I'll be there this year....



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(...) What do you have coming so far? Anyone bringing 50's bricks? I may be able to bring a few rare printed bricks. I'd be happy to help discuss 60s trains (I will be bringing some examples of 60s trains for the 12v train room). (...) I will be (...) (24 years ago, 2-Jul-02, to lugnet.events.brickfest)

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