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Re: which set?
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lugnet.fun
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Sat, 29 Jul 2000 17:39:57 GMT
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In lugnet.fun, Chris Gray writes:
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> My boss, knowing all about my Lego hobby, has said that we should get a
> corporate Lego set to use as a progress indicator. People that complete
> items on their plan will get some number of pieces to add to the model.
> He wants it to be a model that will readily show the progress. I suspect
> it should be one that doesn't have a lot of smaller modules that are
> added to it, since that doesn't show the continuous progress as well.
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> So, my question to readers is, which set would you recommend for this
> purpose? My guess is that we can't get away with any of the *really* big
> ones, but we also don't want a super small one, since that won't have
> enough pieces.
Maybe you want to wait for this fall and get the Liberty Statue set.
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| (...) But he said he didn't want any really big ones; that one's going to be $200, at least from what I heard. Tim (26 years ago, 29-Jul-00, to lugnet.fun)
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| My boss, knowing all about my Lego hobby, has said that we should get a corporate Lego set to use as a progress indicator. People that complete items on their plan will get some number of pieces to add to the model. He wants it to be a model that (...) (26 years ago, 28-Jul-00, to lugnet.fun)
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