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Re: Ult Lego Book
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 9 Oct 1999 19:19:19 GMT
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Richard Marchetti wrote:
> AND don't even get me started on the subject of eBay, since my experiences
> there are surely hit and miss at best. Sellers appear to have no qualms
> stating that a set is in "great condition" and "complete" when this is far
> from accurate on both counts. Just yesterday I received a set that I was
> buying almost entirely for the horse bardings, and get this -- all the clips
> on both sides of BOTH horse bardings are all broken and mangled! Ack! The
> very reason I am willing to pay top dollar for this bloody thing all comes to
> nothing. Out $60 and still no decent horse bardings...
Sounds like a prime candidate for that bad comment or whatever.
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> Man, am I angry...and ultimately I blame TLG. I mean, they could just toss
> off a horse barding accessory pack could they not?
Yeah, or how about a Classic Space minifig or Futuron pack again?!
Scott
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| << What kind of book are you talking about? A sort of idea book? >> Its a large size TLG history, LegoLand, and Lego scultpure book. I can't see how else to describe it. But a lot of the ideas they show could not easily be accomplished by the (...) (25 years ago, 9-Oct-99, to lugnet.general)
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