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Eeeek! New Milk Float!
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 15 Sep 1999 12:12:46 GMT
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Sorry - I just have to share this...
I got my winnings from the Setzilla auction today. And - well,
I've never had any contact with Gary Louie but he has won
my enormous respect as someone who really looked after his
Lego - and must have had some patience.
You see my winnings included the 645 Milk Float from about
1971 I think. I'd read the stuff on the Auczilla site about 'new'
sets probably having been opened and had catalogues etc.
removed. So the very last thing I was expecting when I unpacked
the stuff was a 28-year-old set that was - literally - unopened!
That has totally made my day - the box has some rounding of
the corners and a little discoloration where
but is otherwise in excellent condition - better than
some boxes you see in the shops or new sets. I just can't stop
looking at it at the moment.
I guess tomorrow I'll have to face the question of whether I
still should build the set - I really wanted to see a built Milk Float
again but opening a box like that is going to feel like destroying
our heritage.
Simon
http://www.SimonRobinson.com
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Message has 1 Reply:
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| Hi Simon, I had the same thrill when I openned the only set I won in that auction. A brand new sealed 147 Refrigerated Rail Wagon from 1973. Now I have the same problem that I'm sure Gary had, do I open it or don't I. Mark H. (...) (25 years ago, 15-Sep-99, to lugnet.general)
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