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Re: History of extreme slope?
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 10 Oct 2000 20:32:11 GMT
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Joakim Olsson wrote:
> Hi!
> Was the first extreme slope (2*2*3) the blue one in set 775?
> (I was really in to Lego back then, but my dear mother would not let me buy
> everything i wanted, so i can not confirm this).
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> Is the history of Lego pieces written down somewhere?
> It would be a really interesting reading for a true Lego-fan. Maybe this
> could be a fun future project for the community?
> /Joakim
HI Joakim,
There is no complete history of LEGO, but I have (with Todd Lehman's kind
permission) started a "HISTORY OF LEGO" series that you can access from the
bottom of the LUGNET.GENERAL menu screen under "Links & Resources".
Although Steep Slopes have not yet been discussed, there is a lengthy
discussion about the regular sloped bricks from 1958-72. Also there are other
items discussed there as well such as plates, Cellulose Acetate, classic
windows/doors, and Samsonite LEGO. The classic doors document will be redone
(since the part 1 and 2 have been aged off of www.deja.com) in the very near
future.
Hope this helps,
Gary Istok
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