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Subject:	Re: Is Lego the most complex collectible toy of all time?
Newsgroups:	lugnet.general
Date:	Fri, 24 Jun 2005 19:51:39 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Anders Isaksson wrote: > Anders Isaksson wrote: > > > > http://www.ankerstein.org/ > > > > I'll try to find out how many sets and parts there are (the color > > palette is certainly limited). > > OK, it's about 600 sets, 2000 different parts, 3 main colors (max 10 total), > so it's not really in the 'competition'. But it's quite a nice toy... Thanks Anders, Whenever I look at the old Antique Toy Books with their 900 pages or so, I keep thinking that with Lego included the books would be about 1/3 larger. Anders and I share one thing in common on LUGNET. In a way we are both "Lego Antiques" :-) We go back farther than any other (known) AFOLs. We both first started playing with Lego in 1960 (Anders in Eksatuna Sweden and I in Detroit USA). Any other Lego "Antiques" out there! Gary Istok

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		Re: Is Lego the most complex collectible toy of all time?
(...) Actually that's "Eskilstuna" (Eskil's town) :-)) (19 years ago, 24-Jun-05, to lugnet.general)

		Re: Is Lego the most complex collectible toy of all time?
Well, not quite as antique as you, but I started in 1968 or 69... (...) -- Tom Stangl (URL) Visual FAQ home (URL) Visual FAQ Home (19 years ago, 25-Jun-05, to lugnet.general)

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		Re: Is Lego the most complex collectible toy of all time?
(...) OK, it's about 600 sets, 2000 different parts, 3 main colors (max 10 total), so it's not really in the 'competition'. But it's quite a nice toy... (19 years ago, 24-Jun-05, to lugnet.general)

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