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Re: I have these sets but can't find them in the set listings. Help!
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 13 Mar 2000 21:32:47 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Susan Hoover writes:
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> Hmm. That answers my question of which one came with set 125, but
> leaves me with a puzzle: where did my 1x2x3's come from, then? The
> only sets I got as a child in the 70's were 125, 410, and 420. All of
> the rest of my collection has been obtained since 1993. I did get some
> random parts from a co-worker's son, but that kid was born in the 80's.
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> Heh. I just looked at <set:148> and it appears to have both the 1x2x3
> and the 1x3x4, in addition to minifigs that don't fit thru either size
> door! Is it possible that set 125 had both?
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> --
> Susan Hoover
> Houston, TX
Wow. This was my first trip into the lugnet group. I posted my little message,
and it turned into a study of doors. Pretty cool. Anyway, I was disappointed
to find that my set 125 is actually a combination of sets 125,145 and a 450
piece samsonite gift set that got all mixed up by my young cousins sometime
during the 70's. Therefore I can't add much about what the 125 originally had.
All the doors look the same though. And what's up with all the 2x4 bricks?
Like almost every brick in there is a 2x4.
One interesting note: the samsonite bricks stand out because their color does
not match the lego legos. They appear to be made from different material or
at least a different process. I am aware of some of the plastic changes that
lego Denmark made, but wasn't that before they were shipped to the US?
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