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Subject: 
Re: Missing orient sets?
Newsgroups: 
lugnet.adventurers, lugnet.year.2003, lugnet.general
Date: 
Sat, 14 Dec 2002 11:29:57 GMT
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In lugnet.adventurers, David Eaton writes:
> So-- reading through the instructions for the "game" in 7418, it mentions:
> 
> "You can even extend your adventure by linking up Orient Expedition - India
> with the Orient Expedition Mount Everest - and the Orient Expedition - China
> games." (1)
> 
> And in the 7417 instructions, very similar:
> 
> "You can even extend your adventure by linking up Orient Expedition - Mount
> Everest with the Orient Expedition - India and the Orient Expedition - China
> games."
> 
> What's this "Orient Expedition - China"? Notice also (those who have the
> instructions) that on the back cover, 6 of the 8 released sets are depicted
> on a loosely geographic map (the missing sets being 7414 Elephant Caravan
> and 7415 Areo Nomad; the only sets without 'buildings'). But the interesting
> part is that there's two extra buildings located in what would appear to be
> China! Mid-year release of more Orient sets perhaps? Maybe a sneak peek at
> the 2004 lineup?
> 
> I thought maybe the website might show more, but sadly the web address that
> they put on the instructions ( http://www.LEGO.com/orient ) yields a "Page
> not found" error on Lego's site. Note the box just gives the Lego site
> without the /orient extention...
> 
> DaveE
> 
> (1) notice the misuse of the hyphen after Mount Everest!

Hi

This sounds like exciting news. Does anyone have a scan of the back cover
with the China sets?

Perhaps these sets could be the missing set numbers 7413 and 7416?

Kecia



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  Missing orient sets?
 
So-- reading through the instructions for the "game" in 7418, it mentions: "You can even extend your adventure by linking up Orient Expedition - India with the Orient Expedition Mount Everest - and the Orient Expedition - China games." (1) And in (...) (24 years ago, 14-Dec-02, to lugnet.adventurers, lugnet.year.2003, lugnet.general)

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