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Re: Peeron inventories
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Date: 
Tue, 20 Mar 2007 17:20:56 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Jude Beaudin wrote:
> In lugnet.off-topic.debate, John Patterson wrote:
> 
> <Snip other peoples comments>
> 
> > Look at page 11 then, what I post here is quick, I sit for a very long time when
> > I make the corrections and do not quote pages or steps.  However you want to cut
> > it, there are two tan bricks that are not in the inventory.  That is the
> > important part.And for your other little snide comment, I posted part of an
> > email that I sent to Dan, Try to think out of the box a little.  I have had a
> > lot of pictures and corrections and inventories accepted.  You come into the
> > middle of something without any idea of what you are talking about.  Nice try.
> > John P
> 
> John,


The way I go about this is to print the Peeron inventory for the set.  Then I
match what is in my set.  I use the actual set.  I then build the model, and any
variations.  I note the differences on the printed inventory page.  Almost all
my sets since 1974 were bought by me and maintained by me.  I have opened
several MISB sets to help complete these inventories.  I am in agreement with
you about sets working better than instructions.  What I see in Peeron is that
most of the sets were inventoried from the instuctions.  some of the pictures
are very misleading in the instructions and most of the time I see how the
errors were made.  One thing that I do not understand is how these were then
verified with lots of mistakes.  Someone said in one of my previous posts that
Peeron could use a fact checker and that is what I am doing.  They just do not
seem to post the corrections.
But yes it is so much better to use the set and that is what I am doing.
John P

> Does this mean that you are using instructions to build your inventories or are
> you using actual MISB set contents? The latter would be a lot more accurate,
> would it not? After all, I have seen errors in LEGO instructions before not to
> mention part substitutions (e.g. the girders in some recent Batman sets while
> diagrammed to be the same as the Studio sets, were in fact a different mold).
> 
> Jude
> 
> X-FUT .inv since it is addressing set inventory methods



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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, John Patterson wrote: <Snip other peoples comments> (...) John, Does this mean that you are using instructions to build your inventories or are you using actual MISB set contents? The latter would be a lot more accurate, (...) (20 years ago, 20-Mar-07, to lugnet.off-topic.debate, lugnet.inv)

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