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Re: A good LEGO anecdote, and a bad one (A warning about buying Monster Studios sets)
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 28 Aug 2002 15:29:08 GMT
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In lugnet.general, A. Mark Wilburn writes:
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> The UGLY:
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> When I exchanged my disturbingly incomplete set at Zellers, the 1st thing I
> did was open the box in the store, and check for the minifigs. Good, all 4
> were included this time... and there were 4 sealed polybags, not 3 leaking
> ones. Looked promising.
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> When I got home and tried to build the set, (note the word "tried"),
> unbelievably, it's still missing 1 piece. (Much better than the previous
> copy though). And one of the faces is badly misprinted (the protagonist
> figure is supposed to have 2 bushy brown eyebrows with black outlines. Mine
> has 1 brown eyebrow and 1 hollow, uncoloured one.) Yes, I'll be calling Lego
> about replacing the 2 parts (missing piece and the misprinted head) on this one.
This seems to be a re-occuring problem...I thought I was an isolated incident...
I too had this misprinting problem (Mine from Werewolf Ambush). Was he
missing the brow on the smug/smiling side of his face? Was part of his back
(scared) brow missing too?
Does anyone else have this problem? Did some mad hairdresser attack our figs?
(The good part is, LEGO fixes the problem and then some, sending an extra
torso as well.)
> What in the world, LEGO?!?!
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> Mark W.
What indeed...
-John Rudy
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