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Re: Were Parts Packs available in US stores?
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 12 Mar 1999 19:10:12 GMT
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Hi all,
This is my first post to LUGNET but I ahve been lurking on and off around
here for a few months now. Sometime around 1979-1982 I was building some
sort of building and I needed more red roof slope pieces. My dad asked my
mom to take me out and buy some( I guess i just got a good report card in
school or something). We went to a Sears store in Scranton, PA where at the
end of a set of shelves they had a bunch of the supplemental parts packs. I
ended up getting two boxes of roof bricks and the flower and trees
pack(2pine, 2round, and 4flowers). They had other parts packs which I don't
really remember but they probably were plain boxes of bricks or wheels or
something. That's the only time I ever bought supplemental parts in a store
but I remember seeing them around the same time period. Parts packs must
have been pretty common in that area for my dad to know that they were
available in stores. I only wish I had gotten more of them.
Chris
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| I remember as a child when I went to my neighborhood toy store in the 1960's they had the Samsonite Supplemental Parts Packs. Today most toy stores may have some base/road plates, and that's about it as much as they carry in supplemental items. I (...) (26 years ago, 12-Mar-99, to lugnet.general)
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