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Re: Rare Treat
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 4 Apr 2005 03:48:06 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Eric Sophie wrote:[...]
> That is what you see in the picture above. I found of all things, a sliced
> off stud. Later I found the corresponding plate the stud had come from.
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> I was like, "wow, look, a single stud!" Well I'll be.....
We used those when I worked at Futura. Stuck them on for prototypes. there's a
little grid-thing for aligning them too. I actually still have my grid-thing,
but I -never- would have taken a stud out of the office. no way.
....so, if we never hear from you again, I'll know why.
[...]
> btw, the clear 2x2 plate tile came in an actual Lego set some years ago.
> A fellow GardenSLUG member pointed it out to me, alas, I forgot the set#.
> It was a trailer home type set thingie doodad.
It's from this:
http://guide.lugnet.com/set/6590
Ironic you should mention it here because, when Futura closed and I moved the
LEGO Lab into MIT, I took only two things[1]. One was a small bag of those
tiles. Now they're yellowed and I never even used them for anything.[2]
-Suz
[1] yeah, yeah, gimme a break. I had just destroyed hundreds of pounds of teal
and purple TECHNIC elements, and other non-public stuff.
[2] btw, the element isn't dead. yours is probably clearer.
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| (...) Hi, ok, here's the deal: Back in 2004, I went to LEGO HQ in Enfield Ct. I went to meet with the Master Builders. I had an open line of communication with one of the Master Builders. He had been very nice and supportive of my creations. I asked (...) (19 years ago, 14-Mar-05, to lugnet.general, FTX) !
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