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Re: AucZILLA X: what is this item?
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Sat, 1 May 1999 04:00:18 GMT
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Steve Bliss wrote:
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> On Fri, 30 Apr 1999 19:45:14 GMT, Joshua Delahunty
> <dulcaoin@alumni.cse.ucsc.edu> wrote:
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> > My favorite, of course (rare set, only place in grey) is 3313 Lightpoles
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> Those soccer sets were awesome: very cool models, no overly specialized
> pieces (except the ball), and many rare/unusual pieces.
Simply MUST agree with you there...
3302: Only decorated 48x48 baseplate that I'm aware of (and such a
utilitarian decoration, too) (uniq)
3303: the soccer ball. It may be specialized, but it is awefully cool
(and certainly rates "rare") (uniq)
3306: Grey baseball cap
3308: Grey suitcase (borderline rare)
White Belville telephone handset (also in 6559 Deep Sea Bounty)
3309: Grey crane leg
3312: four of the 2x2x3 sloping brick in white
blue 1x4x4 vertical frame with integrated tr-lt-blue window (uniq)
3313: Pirateship rigging in black (x2) (uniq)
Aforementioned latticed girders in grey (uniq)
grey 10x10 octagonal plate with center hole (uniq)
2x4 curve-arched brick in transparent-yellow (x12!) (uniq)
3314: 3x3 disk
3308 and 3309: Opaque White 6x2x2 Windshield!
3309, 3310, 3312: 8x6x1 Sloping Brick (only also in 5521)
-- and then there's the fact that all players and ref's have standard
smiling faces... :-)
-- joshua
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| (...) In Junior High we used an educational Lego kit to study growth of cities, it had a 48x48 baseplate which represented the geography of the Seattle area. I think the water was just painted on. Different color bricks were used to represent (...) (26 years ago, 3-May-99, to lugnet.general)
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