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Re: Removing glue
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lugnet.general
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Date:
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Mon, 27 Mar 2000 16:07:20 GMT
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Kevin Salm wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Frank Filz writes:
> > In lugnet.general, Kevin Salm writes:
> > > Other than that, I cannot help. I can only hope that I never see such a
> > > horrific thing as glued Lego.
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> > Better stay away from Legoland, and avert your eyes in most any store which
> > has a TLC supplied LEGO model...
> > Frank
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> Hey, don't get so technical on me.
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> Those are definite exceptions. I would be perfectly happy knowing that those
> models are glued together--and the internal metal supports are okay with me,
> too.
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> There is another reason I don't care to visit a Legoland park or see other
> roving or in-store displays: They contain mass quantities of elements and
> colors we can never hope to obtain. If I saw a model using Light Blue
> elements, for example, I would turn green from envy and then likely vomit. A
> visit to a Legoland park would leave me with jealosy pains for days.
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> __Kevin Salm__
Thank you Kevin, I thought I was the only one with the jealousy scenario. There
is no point in visiting a LEGOLAND, if your blood pressure goes up due to "parts
envy". Maybe once LEGO Direct goes online with a full range of available parts,
a LEGOLAND visit will be less traumatic.
Gary Istok
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