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Re: Item Numbers
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lugnet.scala, lugnet.faq
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Wed, 1 Mar 2000 20:36:16 GMT
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In lugnet.scala, Yuki Sasaki writes:
> I was looking at the list of the item numbers of Scala sets when I started
> wondering why certain numbers which should be there are skipped. For example,
> the 18 sets from 1998 have numbers ranging from 3100 through 3120, but there • are
> no sets with #'s 3109, 3111, and 3113. Does that mean such items were
> originally designed but did not make it for the actual production?
This is a really complicated question, only because it has a complicated
answer. Though I have no idea what The Lego Company actually does, or doesn't
do with certain numbers, there is some method to their madness. For some
items, they only release them in certain regions, or certain countries. Others
I'm sure get scrapped as a production line, only to have that number assigned
at a later date. Some numbers get 2 sets at differant timeframes assigned
against them, (I don't know if they have assigned more than 2, but it wouldn't
surprise me either).
Some sets are listed as two differant numbers for differant regions. It's
madness alright, but I just collect the stuff, and don't get to make decisions.
Rich
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| On Wed, 1 Mar 2000 20:36:16 GMT "Richard Schamus" <legoman34@mindspring.com> wrote concerning 'Re: Item Numbers': [snip] (...) just take a look at some of the lower numbers... set #2 I think has 7 different sets? 214 and 700 have 11(!) different (...) (25 years ago, 1-Mar-00, to lugnet.scala, lugnet.faq)
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| I was looking at the list of the item numbers of Scala sets when I started wondering why certain numbers which should be there are skipped. For example, the 18 sets from 1998 have numbers ranging from 3100 through 3120, but there are no sets with (...) (25 years ago, 1-Mar-00, to lugnet.scala, lugnet.faq)
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