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Re: Sort-of-poll: Your most common Lego dream?
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 11 Nov 2004 19:07:49 GMT
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> Weird - my recurring LEGO dream is very similar. I am in a Toys R Us • (old-style
> with long aisles), and I find a bunch of 80s-era sets (in the yellow • boxes) that
> never existed.
Exactly! That's what I meant by "Golden Age" box art. That big yellow box
with the simple but always beautifully uncluttered photograph of the set.
A few years ago I was lucky enough to come across a near mint condition box
(with the set of course) for #1682 Space Shuttle. I've had the box
displayed on my shelf ever since. I think it's fantastic that the Designer
sets have been packaged in this way. There's an immediate, totally warm and
fuzzy feeling of nostalgia I get when I see those big yellow boxes.
Sometimes when I see them I feel like I'm only fwee and a haff yeaws owd!
*sniff* Memmmoriesssss!
Dave
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 | | Re: Sort-of-poll: Your most common Lego dream?
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| (...) Weird - my recurring LEGO dream is very similar. I am in a Toys R Us (old-style with long aisles), and I find a bunch of 80s-era sets (in the yellow boxes) that never existed. Large Forestmen and Black Falcons sets are the most common "finds". (...) (20 years ago, 11-Nov-04, to lugnet.general, FTX)
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