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Re: Chat with Kate & Jake / translation to English
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lugnet.general, lugnet.lego.direct
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Wed, 10 Dec 2003 05:54:20 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Mike Walsh wrote:
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> "John Gerlach" <gmltc_j1@nospam.yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:Hpn49t.pD3@lugnet.com...
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> > Kate: The bulk order has been exactly this. In LEGOland the answer to this
> > question will also be, that we cannot dispatch what we don´t have.
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> > Oooohhhhhh..... The possibility to order pieces in truly large quantities.
> > Bricks by the thousands or even tens of thousands.
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> > This would be so amazingly cool!
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> > JohnG, GMLTC
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> This caught my eye as well and it appears to validate a rumor I heard a
> while back. The rumor I heard was S@H Europe is offering bulk orders for
> any element which LEGO currently has in production. From what I understand
> it is a fixed price per piece (not by weight like LEGOLand parks sell
> elements or by the cup like PaB) and the price is reasonable. I dismissed
> this as a pipe dream when I heard it until I read the transcript of the
> chat.
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> So LEGO - inquiring minds want to know!
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> Can we really order any production element in bulk?
> How much?
> How do we do it?
> Is this a Europe only offering?
> If so, why?
> How does one find out what is in production?
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> Mike
There is this really big piece of land/island stuck out in the middle of the
ocean... somewhere... out there... who would also like to be able to even get
anything like this, available to them...
Btw, that land is called 'Australia'... anyone heard of it before? ;)
[echo: hello... hello.... hello?]
Mel (just a little voice from *that* land... Down Under ;))
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