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In lugnet.town, "Sanjay D'Souza" <sds87@hotmail.com> writes:
> Todd Lehman wrote in message <3828cc92.109117151@lugnet.com>...
> > In lugnet.general, "D Garcia" <swlego@aol.com> writes:
> >
> > > Does Arctic really belong in Town?
> >
> > There's absolutely no question about it. The Arctic sets are numbered
> > 6520, 6569, 6573, 6575, 6579, etc., placing theme smack in the middle
> > of the Town range. Divers, also part of Town, were numbered 6441, 6442,
> > 6555, 6556, 6557, 6558, 6559, 6560, 6599, etc. (plus at least 3 out-of-
> > range promo sets.)
>
> If this is the case then Futbol shouldn't be considered part of Town/City
> Center. [...]
Logically speaking, that conclusion doesn't follow.[1] Something being in
63xx-66xx means that it definitely is Town, but something not being
63xx-66xx doesn't necessarily mean that it's not Town.
For example, 9 of the ~23 Ninja sets are in the 60xx range of Castle, but
the remainder are in the 1xxx and 3xxx ranges of promotional and limited-
release sets. Two are even (very oddly, but maybe a pattern will emerge) in
the 480x range.
Since the Futbol sets are 340x and the 1998 soccer sets were 330x-331x, all
we know is that they're some sort of limited (not worldwide) release.
Futbol still could technically be part of the Town System, and I think
that's a good bet, too, because TLG has always reserved at least 100 numbers
for actual whole Systems in the past, and many short-lived play themes have
numbers all bunched together consecutively.
Consider -- big ranges...
[misc old] xxx (1000)
[misc] 1xxx (1000)
Primo 20xx-211x (120)
[misc] 212x-219x (80)
Duplo 22xx-24xx (300)
[misc] 25xx (100)
Duplo 26xx-283x (240)
[misc] 284x-289x (60)
Duplo Toolo 290x-295x?(60?)
[misc] 296x-299x (40)
[misc] 30xx (100)
Scala dolls 31xx-32xx (200) <--
[misc] 33xx-34xx (200)
Znap 35xx (100) <--
Fabuland 36xx-37xx (200) <--
[sparse] 38xx-39xx (200)
Boats 40xx (100) <--
Universal 41xx (100) <--
Basic/Classic 42xx (100) <--
Scala jewelry 43xx (100) <--
[reserved] 44xx (100)
9v Trains 45xx (100) <--
[reserved] 46xx-47xx (200)
[sparse] 48xx (100)
Underground 49xx (100) <--
Accessories 50xx-54xx (500) <--
Model Team 55xx (100) <--
[sparse] 56xx (100)
[reserved] 57xx (100)
Belville 58xx (100) <--
Adventurers 59xx (100) <--
Castle 60xx (100) <--
Aquazone 61xx (100) <--
Pirates 62xx (100) <--
Town 63xx-66xx (400) <--
Wild West 67xx (100) <--
Space 68xx-69xx (200) <--
[reserved] 70xx (100)
Star Wars 71xx (100) <--
[reserved] 72xx-76xx (500)
4.5v & 12v Trains 77xx-78xx (200) <--
TECHNIC 8xxx (1000) <--
DACTA 9xxx (1000) <--
...and small, short-lived ranges:
Space / RoboForce 2151-2154 (4)
Aquazone / Aquaraiders 2160-2162 (3)
Silver buckets & tubs 3024-3029 (6)
Space / Insectoids 3070-3073 (4)
Soccer (1998-1999) 330x-331x (20)
Town / Paradisa 640x-641x (20)
Town / Time Cruisers 6491-6494 (4)
Town / Time Twisters 6495-6497 (3)
Town / Divers
TECHNIC / Star Wars 800x-801x?(20?)
TECHNIC / Speed Slammers 8236-8238?(3?)
TECHNIC / Slizer 8500-8508 (9)
TECHNIC / Robo Riders 8509-8514 (6)
etc.
Anyway, since Aquaraiders consisted of 3 sets 2160-2162 outside of the
normal 61xx Aquazone range, and RoboForce consisted of 4 sets 2151-2154
outside of the normal 68xx-69xx Space range, and Insectoids had 4 sets
3070-3073 outside of the normal Space range, then it's entirely possible
that the 330x-331x & 340x-341x Soccer & Futbol sets are part of Town. I
don't know how probable it is, but it's certainly possible.
> [...]
> Seriously though, was Futbol created because the soccer sets from last year
> were a sucess? I think so!
I hope so!!
--Todd
[1] Consider:
All mice love cheese; I love cheese; Therefore I'm a mouse. <-- unsound
All mice love cheese; I am a mouse; Therefore I love cheese. <-- sound
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