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Re: FABULAND on a DUPLO set
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Mon, 23 Jul 2001 09:55:55 GMT
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In lugnet.fabuland, Sybrand Bonsma writes:
> Hello
>
> Set 2304 ( http://guide.lugnet.com/set/2304 ), a DUPLO Building Plate has the
> text FABULAND on it. (you can see it on the bottom left corner of the
> picture) This is very strange as FABULAND isn't produced anymore for over 10
> years and never was connected to DUPLO.
> Carl Watson and I looked around to find some more information on this.
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> The explanation we came up with is this:
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> In 1989, the last year FABULAND sets were produced, set 2305 a red DUPLO
> baseplate was produced. In 1992 set 2304 was produced. The packaging of this
> set was the same as set 2305, but with a green baseplate.
> In 1996 the packaging of set 2304 was different with respect to 1992. In 2001
> the packaging was again different, although the same pictures were used as in
> 1996.
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> The word FABULAND may be put on set 2305 in or before 1989 and then copied to
> set 2304 in 1992. During the two restylings between 1992 and 2001, they forgot
> to remove the word and therefore, it still is on the packaging.
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> But there a still a few questions with this explanantion:
> 1) Is it true that the word FABULAND was on set 2305 in 1989 ?
> 2) If so, why was it there? There is no connection between DUPLO and FABULAND.
> 3) Why wasn't the word removed during the two following restylings?
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> Is there somebody who knows more about this?
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> Greetings,
>
> Sybrand Bonsma
Hello all,
It is strange to reply on my own message, but the story continues. This weekend
I went to a few toyshops to find out something more about this set. It was
available in a few shops but the strange thing was that ther are two
versions of this set. One with the word FABULAND on it, one without the
word FABULAND on it. Otherwise both versions were exactly the same as far
as I could see it.
Trying to explain again:
1) The version without FABULAND was there before the one with FABULAND: This
seems very strange to me, why would they put it deliberately on the set?
2) The version with FABULAND was there before the one without FABULAND: This
seems more likely to me, but then the question remains: when was it changed?
Carl Watson only mentioned the word to me 8 or 9 days ago and one week ago I
posted about it. Could LEGO have made new layouts and spread them to different
stores in less than 1 week? Not likely to me.
If they have changed it before, then why took it them over 10 years to repair
the mistake?
Greetings,
Sybrand
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| Hello Set 2304 ( (URL) ), a DUPLO Building Plate has the text FABULAND on it. (you can see it on the bottom left corner of the picture) This is very strange as FABULAND isn't produced anymore for over 10 years and never was connected to DUPLO. Carl (...) (23 years ago, 16-Jul-01, to lugnet.fabuland, lugnet.duplo)
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