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Re: French Bread?
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lugnet.fabuland
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Wed, 5 Jan 2000 19:13:47 GMT
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3708 Rufus Rabbit came with 2. Might have come with other individual figs
but this is the only one I know of off the top of my head. I'm no Fabuland
expert though.
Doug
In lugnet.general, David Eaton writes:
> Ok, my roomate brought back some of her childhood Lego the other day, and • along
> with it, some very small pieces of plastic french bread. At first I passed it
> off as some non-lego piece (playmobil, etc), but she said they were from old
> Fabuland sets! There didn't appear to be a Lego logo on them, but it could be
> underneath, since I couldn't really see clearly-- (it's about an inch long,
> smoothed all over with 3 decorative grooves on top, and a hollowed out bottom,
> which makes it look almost like an inverted canoe.) So today I looked through
> the Pause guide, and sure enough, I think I found them:
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> 3667 - Bakery Shoppe (1982)
> http://www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=3667-1
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> But my roomate said she's got about 8 or so of these pieces, and I could only
> find them in that one set (granted the instructions aren't there for a lot of
> Fabuland sets, and I didn't search all of them)... Do these pieces occur
> anywhere else? They're GREAT for minifig scale french bread! Does anyone want
> to sell me some if they have 'em? (followups to that go to
> lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade)
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> Another issue: Of course I'm not sure at the moment, but I seem to remember • the
> pieces being beige/light tan/bread-colored... could be they're yellowed and
> were originally white or maybe faded yellow... is this another example of a
> different color that TLC's put out in the past? Does anyone know what color
> these look like when new? Or for that matter any other info about these cool
> pieces?
>
> DaveE
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| (...) AS far as I know there is no other individual Fabuland fig that has also these breads, but they also appear in set 3672, Hotel Restaurant, which is a large set. So that means that there are three Fabuland sets in total in which they appear (...) (27 years ago, 6-Jan-00, to lugnet.fabuland)
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