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Re: Limited edition bricks; Spellbreaker launch at LEGOLAND California!
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Sat, 16 Dec 2000 20:46:31 GMT
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There are online instructions at http://www.lego.com/pumpkin/  It was for
sale online for a while, that is how I got it.  I was dissapointed when I
found out you could get it at legoland, for $5 - when I gt it online for
$10. I live so close to it (about 30 mins. away) it would have been alot
more fun to get it from there.  Oh well - I will not miss the Christmas
celebration!
Mark

In lugnet.legoland.california, John Gramley writes:
> In lugnet.legoland.california, Ashley Glennon writes:
> > 2.  Build a pumpkin at Castle Hill!  Here's your chance to get some orange
> > bricks for $5.  Remember the Halloween buckets at Target a few seasons ago?
> > We have created a variation of the pumpkin depicted on the side of the bucket
> > and will make these available as a build-it-yourself kit for $5.  The model
> > design is two studs deep and the only source I know of for long 2x orange
> > plates and certain orange slopes. (Sorry, I do not recall the parts count.)
> 
> I stopped by Legoland today to check out the new Halloween stuff.  The whole
> park is well themed, and Castle Hill is super themed.  It looks great.  I
> bought one of the pumpkin sets to find out which pieces were in it.  The set
> doesn't come with instructions, but there were diagrams of the pumpkin on a
> near-by table.  I forgot to bring my camera to get a picture of it and am
> still trying to figure out how the pieces are supposed to go together.  But
> here is the piece count.  LDraw numbers are in parentheses.
> 
> Orange pieces:
> 6  1x2 brick  (3004)
> 4  1x3 brick  (3622)
> 2  1x4 brick  (3010)
> 1  2x6 plate  (3795)
> 1  2x12 plate  (2445)
> 8  45-degree 2x2 slope brick  (3039)
> 6  45-degree 2x2 inverted slope brick  (3660)
> 4  33-degree 3x2 inverted slope brick  (3747)
> 
> 32 orange pieces
> 
> Green pieces:
> 1  1x3 plate  (3623)
> 1  2x2 plate  (3022)
> 1  45-degree 2x1 slope brick  (3040)
> 
> 3 green pieces
> 
> 35 total pieces
> 
> I will be going back to Legoland again before Halloween so I can get a picture
> of the pumpkin.
> 
> John Gramley



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  Re: Limited edition bricks; Spellbreaker launch at LEGOLAND California!
 
(...) That's a different pumpkin. It has about 80 pieces, some of which have not been made in orange before now. (...) The Legoland pumpkin is only 35 pieces. I think all of the pieces in it were found in the 1998 Halloween buckets. Actually, my (...) (26 years ago, 18-Dec-00, to lugnet.legoland.california)

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  Re: Limited edition bricks; Spellbreaker launch at LEGOLAND California!
 
(...) I stopped by Legoland today to check out the new Halloween stuff. The whole park is well themed, and Castle Hill is super themed. It looks great. I bought one of the pumpkin sets to find out which pieces were in it. The set doesn't come with (...) (26 years ago, 13-Oct-00, to lugnet.legoland.california)

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