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Re: Guarded Inn - worth buying?
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lugnet.general
Date: 
Fri, 24 Aug 2001 18:01:58 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Bryan Wong writes:
> In lugnet.general, James Simpson writes:
> > Sonnich:
> > 
> > For $25, you absolutely should buy the Guarded Inn if Castle is to your fancy.
> > Take it apart and use the pieces in your MOC.  Besides the tudor walls, it has
> > lots of basic bricks and great detail elements (such as yellow shutters, a >blue door, a blue gobblet, and a white gobblet - little things that make such >a difference in a MOC.)
> 
> I just opened one yesterday, and your description pretty much sums up my
> experience.  Simply a great assortment of parts (for a reasonable price!),
> both the detail pieces (eg. goblets) and basic bricks (grey!).
> 
> > I'm terribly fond of the little set, but it's not, IMO, really worth the
> > hundreds of dollars that were being paid for 6097.  However, for the price,
> > you can't go wrong for what it gives you.  Just MO.
> 
> 6097(Night Lord's Castle) for hundreds of dollars?  Hehe don't worry, I get
> 6097 and 6067 mixed up all the time too...
> 
> -Bryan

Doh!  While we're marginally on the subject, for what's worth, I think that 6097
is also a great set for parts, provided that one buys it on clearance.

james



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  Re: Guarded Inn - worth buying?
 
(...) I just opened one yesterday, and your description pretty much sums up my experience. Simply a great assortment of parts (for a reasonable price!), both the detail pieces (eg. goblets) and basic bricks (grey!). (...) 6097(Night Lord's Castle) (...) (25 years ago, 24-Aug-01, to lugnet.general)

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