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How were they contained?
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Tue, 4 Apr 2000 00:02:39 GMT
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I first would like to thank you all for voting me to the "Cool Lego site of the
week". But I know my site is not quite cool... so I will try from now on for
"really cool"!
I would like to ask if anybody know well about the classic Lego sets of '60s,
as I recently succeeded to get a set numbered "700/5" (I bought it from a
normal toy retailer in non-premiered price!).
I had already played with the bricks but forgot how they were contained.
I remember the white and red standard pieces were placed neatly in some
checkered pattern. I want to put them back the same.
Are there any site I can refer or could anybody teach me how they should be?
Please see
http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/ha/hj22438/favorite/7005.html
for the set I bought.
Ken-Tucky
E-mail:QYK03004@nifty.ne.jp
Ken-Tucky's Lego Works
URL:http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/ha/hj22438/WORKS.html
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| Hi Ken, For some reason, I cannot view either of your web locations. They come back with an error message. But here's the dirt on the 700 series of sets. The were first produced in 1957, and production continued until 1964. The sets in the 700 (...) (25 years ago, 4-Apr-00, to lugnet.general)
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